IV Međunarodni kongres UZPS Empatija zdravstvenih profesionalaca – put do razumevanja drugih, (str. 22-33)
AUTOR(I) / AUTHOR(S): Emra ZUKIĆ-BEGIĆ, Amra KALČO, Alma KARAJKO-MELIĆ, Sead KARAKAŠ, Jelena VIDOVIĆ, Ajla PAŠIĆ, Selma ZOLOTA
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.46793/IVUZPS.022ZB
SAŽETAK / ABSTRACT:
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Zdravstveni radnici svakodnevno su izloženi emocionalno zahtjevnim situacijama, što povećava rizik od sagorijevanja. Profesionalna empatija je ključna za kvalitetnu njegu, ali njena intenzivna afektivna komponenta može doprinijeti emocionalnoj iscrpljenosti.
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Ispitati povezanost empatije i sagorijevanja, te razlike u odnosu na spol, zanimanje, smjenski rad, starost i radno iskustvo.
KLJUČNE REČI / KEYWORDS:
profesionalna empatija; sagorijevanje; zdravstveni radnici; smjenski rad; radno iskustvo
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