@article{1355420,
      recid = {1355420},
      author = {Compher, John Victor, and Whittenberg, Rodney, and Fryett,  Timothy,},
      title = {Portraits of professional caregivers : their passion,  their pain /},
      pages = {1 online resource (75 minutes)},
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed January 05,  2017).},
      abstract = {Portraits of Professional CAREgivers: Their Passion, Their  Pain is a documentary film which takes us on a journey into  a world the public has not seen. The film depicts the  dramatic emotional costs experienced by professional  providers such as nurses, social workers, clinical  psychologists, doctors, firefighters, first responders who  rescue, assist, and when possible heal the injured and  traumatized. Through dramatic stories, CAREGIVERS film  probes the emotionally risky aspects of professional  caregiving and public service. We ask the question: How is  the professional care provider affected emotionally and  physically, and who helps him or her?!  The audience will  discover that engaged empathetic caregiving can sometimes  be an occupational hazard; we explore the painful and human  sides of these professions and the professionals' response  to trauma known as Compassion Fatigue or Secondary  Traumatic Stress. We also recognize the profound meaning  caregivers may experience, sometimes referred to as  compassion satisfaction and ways of coping and recovering  from toxic stress in the workplace.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355420},
}