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Streaming Now. Hi there again friends this is Nurse Mo and welcome back to the

Straight A Nursing podcast I am thrilled you're here with me today for episode 150

where we dive into a topic that I'm really passionate about

and love sharing with nursing students.

And that is the topic of compassion fatigue.

It's one of those things that you hear about, but you think there's no way that's ever going to happen to me.

And I'm here to say it very likely can and could and maybe even will happen to you and we'll talk about that in just a moment and how you can recognize if it's starting to happen,

prevented in the first place and what to do if it's already set in.

So before we do that, I want to make sure that we're maximizing our time together. So if you're sitting at

your desk or something like that, I want you to go to the closet, your shoes on let's get outside and go for a walk

together and talk about this important topic or head out to the garden and do some

weeding or fold the laundry or something like that let's be productive let's move

our bodies if you're driving okay we'll give you a pass because it is nice to make use of your

commute time but if you're just sitting, let's get moving.

Okay? I do always like to start out to acknowledge my listeners with a listener shout out. So this one goes to Clara. knowledge my

listeners my listeners with a listener shout out so this one goes to Clara. Clara thank you so much for writing in and sharing your experience with my crucial concepts

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