Personal Information

Fill out the information below, then click Next to continue.
Course Participant's Home Address
USA

Required Disclosure

Please review the required disclosure information for this event.

 

  1.  Criteria for successful completion include attendance at the entire individual session, completion/submission of the course evaluation form, and achieving a passing score on a post-test of at least 80%. 
  2. No one with the ability to control the content of this activity has a relevant financial relationship with an ineligible company. 
  3. This continuing education activity was approved by the Ohio Nurses Association, an Ohio Board of Nursing approver. (OBN-001-91) 
  4. Expiration date for enduring materials will be on or before: May 19, 2028.
  5. The Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors is dedicated to the healthcare professionals serving the burn community.  At the conclusion of the course, please direct all questions for the provider to the Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors at phoenixeducation@phoenix-society.org. A representative will respond to your questions.   

 

Learner Outcomes and Agenda: 

  1. Overview of the topic from the presenter 
  2. Define the neuroscience of guilt, types of guilt, how to recognize guilt, and common presentations in caregivers of burn survivors.  
  3. Compare the follow elements of guilt and its impact in burns: 
    1. Themes of guilt/self-blame 
    2. Trauma-related guilt 
    3. Impact on families and non-parent caregivers  
  4. Identify burnout vs compassion fatigue and the continuum of healing over time. 
  5. Identify and apply evidence-based strategies to overcoming distress related to guilt. 
  6. List characteristics of daily practices to cultivate positive emotions.