Abstract

Palliative care professionals frequently encounter intense emotional challenges due to their proximity to patient suffering and end-of-life care, making emotional resilience a crucial attribute for maintaining their well-being and effectiveness. This study examines various strategies and approaches to enhance emotional resilience among palliative care providers, focusing on interventions such as mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral techniques, peer support, and self-compassion practices. Participants included a diverse group of palliative care professionals who engaged in a structured resilience-building program. The program's effectiveness was evaluated through pre- and post-intervention assessments measuring emotional resilience, burnout, emotional exhaustion, and job satisfaction.

The results indicate that targeted resilience training significantly improves emotional resilience, leading to reduced burnout and emotional exhaustion while enhancing job satisfaction and overall well-being.