Compassion Fatigue - Level 2

Part 2: ProQOL 5

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  • Last updated May 5, 2023 at 6:50 AM by catc-director
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Take the Professional Quality of Life test as one way to gauge your personal level of Compassion Fatigue

TASK 

Find out how you score on the ProQOL 5 and reflect on your experience.

RESOURCES 





EVIDENCE

[1] Visit https://proqol.org/proqol-measure and take the ProQOL5 test[2] Score your test[3] Either take a screenshot or pic of your test OR reflect on your specific score in the three areas in a text response of 25-50 words

All posted evidence

Compassion Satisfaction I scored a 36 Burnout I scored a 26 Secondary Traumatic Stress I scored a 25

jessica_safe Over 1 year ago

I agree with these scores because our jobs as educators is never going to be easy. Good days and bad days will occur. It happens to all.

srende1328 Almost 2 years ago

My last one was a 23. Last school year, these numbers would have been much higher!

angel74 Almost 2 years ago

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akedley Almost 2 years ago

My ProQOL measure score

I did well with this measure of compassion fatigue and burn-out.   
My compassion satisfaction score is 44.  It says that my score falls within the High Range for Compassion Satisfaction.
Burnout-  My burnout score is 17.  My score falls within the low range for burnout.  
Secondary Traumatic Stress score is a 17.  My score falls within the low range for secondary Traumatic Stress

I'm pleased with these results and do feel that they are accurate.  
kklein0818 Almost 2 years ago

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andrewa511 About 2 years ago

Reflecting on my experience for Compassion Satisfaction, Burnout and Secondary Traumatic Stress.

My Compassion Satisfaction was a score of 41 in the medium range. I do get satisfaction about helping others and enjoy what I do. The burnout range was low with a score of 19. I try not to let things bother me to a level that stresses me out. I involve myself with self care when possible to decrease any stresses. My secondary Traumatic Stress was also low with a score of 21. I have experienced traumatic events through life and previous work in health care. It takes a lot of mental health awareness to separate your emotions from events happening around you. If I didn't separate work from my own emotions then my burnout would also be higher. These scores seem to go hand in hand with each other.
ebrothers1025 About 2 years ago

I lost my digital score.

Here are my results:
Compassion Satisfaction: 46
Burnout: 16
STS: 19
mlavoie1961 About 2 years ago

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chey67 About 2 years ago

test score

BURNOUT

Burnout is associated with feelings of hopelessness and difficulties in dealing with work or in doing your job effectively. These negative feelings usually have a gradual onset. They can reflect the feeling that your efforts make no difference, or they can be associated with a very high workload or a non-supportive work environment. Higher scores on this scale mean that you are at higher risk for burnout.
 Your Burnout score is 19

In comparison with a broad range of helpers from different disciplines and in different contexts, you score falls within the Low Range for Burnout.
juliem About 2 years ago

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katie2014 About 2 years ago

My job is rewarding.

jamo04 About 2 years ago