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Published Research

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Exploring How Parents of Chronically Ill Children Learn Self-Compassion (2024)

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Teaching Short, Practical Resilience Tools to Pediatric Residents: Evaluation of a Resiliency Training Program (2024)

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Learning self-compassion through social connection at work: The experiences of healthcare professionals in a 6-week intervention (2022)

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Acceptability and feasibility of an online version of the Self-Compassion for Healthcare Communities program (2022)

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Effectiveness of a One Day Self-Compassion Training for Pediatric Nurses’ Resilience (2021)
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Caring for others without losing yourself:
An adaptation of the Mindful Self‐Compassion Program for Healthcare Communities (2020)

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Effects of a 6-h Resiliency Training on Well-Being in Nurse Leaders: A Pilot Study (2025)

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Exploration of Techno-Stress Among Hospital Employees

This study identified how techno-stress impedes work in healthcare and provided recommendations on how to transform the use of ICTs (information communication technologies) to improve employees happiness and health. 

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Millie Harrison, University of Texas at Austin,
Austin, TX, USA

Contact phoebe.long@ascension.org to learn more about our research program or for a copy of one of our research articles below.

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