- Decreased negative stress.
- Greater resistance to catching the common cold.
- A sense of well-being and improved health.
- Reduced risk of coronary artery disease.
- Easier breathing if you have certain lung diseases, such as emphysema.
- Better coping skills during hardships.
- Increased quality of life.
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Clinical Scenarios with High Risk for Second Victim Response
There are many different types of clinical events which can evoke a second victim response. Examples of high risk situations that may induce a stress response include the following:
Unanticipated clinical event involving a pediatric patient
Unexpected patient death
Preventable harm to patient
Multiple patients with bad outcomes within a short period of time within one clinical area
Patient who ‘connects’ to health care professional’s own family
Long term care relationship with patient death
Clinician experiencing his or her first patient death
Failure to detect patient deterioration in timely manner
Death in a young adult patient
Notification of pending litigation plans
Community high-profile patient/event
Health care professional who experienced needle stick exposure with high-risk patient
Death of a staff member or spouse of a staff member
http://www.mitsstools.org/uploads/3/7/7/6/3776466/foryouteam_high_risk_clinical_scenarios.pdf
Unanticipated clinical event involving a pediatric patient
Unexpected patient death
Preventable harm to patient
Multiple patients with bad outcomes within a short period of time within one clinical area
Patient who ‘connects’ to health care professional’s own family
Long term care relationship with patient death
Clinician experiencing his or her first patient death
Failure to detect patient deterioration in timely manner
Death in a young adult patient
Notification of pending litigation plans
Community high-profile patient/event
Health care professional who experienced needle stick exposure with high-risk patient
Death of a staff member or spouse of a staff member
http://www.mitsstools.org/uploads/3/7/7/6/3776466/foryouteam_high_risk_clinical_scenarios.pdf
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