Provider Resilience
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About Provider Resilience
The fast pace of military operations and frequent deployments affect the entire military community. For health care providers treating military personnel, the intense demands on their time and personal resources can lead to burnout, compassion fatigue, and secondary traumatic stress. Through psychoeducation and self-assessments, Provider Resilience gives frontline providers tools to keep themselves productive and emotionally healthy as they help our nation’s service members, veterans, and their families.
The Provider Resilience home screen gives a quick snapshot of the user’s overall resilience rating – generated through user self-assessments – and a reminder clock showing how long since the user last took a day off. Compassion fatigue, burnout, and secondary traumatic stress ratings can also be viewed in automatically generated graphs, allowing users to monitor their professional quality of life over time.
Provider Resilience also features stress-busting and compassion satisfaction-building tools. Videos by service members describing the positive impact health care providers had in their battles with stigma, depression and other issues help users remember why they do what they do. Stretches, daily reflection cards, and Dilbert comics give users a break from daily stress.
Provider Resilience was developed by psychologists at the National Center for Telehealth & Technology, the Defense Department’s primary agency for applying innovative technology to issues of psychological health and traumatic brain injury.
The Provider Resilience home screen gives a quick snapshot of the user’s overall resilience rating – generated through user self-assessments – and a reminder clock showing how long since the user last took a day off. Compassion fatigue, burnout, and secondary traumatic stress ratings can also be viewed in automatically generated graphs, allowing users to monitor their professional quality of life over time.
Provider Resilience also features stress-busting and compassion satisfaction-building tools. Videos by service members describing the positive impact health care providers had in their battles with stigma, depression and other issues help users remember why they do what they do. Stretches, daily reflection cards, and Dilbert comics give users a break from daily stress.
Provider Resilience was developed by psychologists at the National Center for Telehealth & Technology, the Defense Department’s primary agency for applying innovative technology to issues of psychological health and traumatic brain injury.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
- fixes for some data storage issues
- fixes for out-of-memory issues
- fixes for some data storage issues
- fixes for out-of-memory issues
More downloads Provider Resilience reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
What are users saying about Provider Resilience
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I am not able to access any of the tabs, because it 'stops working'. I will uninstall unless fixed.
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Does what it says it does. No hiccups yet. I use it but as a trauma counselor. Still very accurate and applicable.
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I received a DoD email promoting this application.
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After the update, it crashed, and since coming back up, it doesn't work. The vacation clock won't update, it stays at 7 hours. It didn't lose my graphs, but there are dates missing on them. Disappointed in the update, I might uninstall. I was pretty impressed before, other than the cartoon. Dilbert just isn't funny. UPDATE: Continues to not work, and now will not even open. Uninstalling.
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I've just installed and tried out several tools and graphs in this app. It really seems easy to track how you're doing in EMS/Healthcare and when it's time to take a break. I've been in EMS for 13+ years and I know burnout when I see it. The saddest thing is when it happens to a great medic/emt and if this tool helps prevent that by making you more aware of how you're doing, then it's worth the couple of minutes each day to go through it!
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I received a DoD email promoting this application.
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Easy and quick to use. Not so complex that it adds to fatigue.
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Awesome app, its endorsed here in the hospital I work at
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As a mental health therapist I have found it useful to monitor my own mental health. This is a product I will be using with my clients. Would like to see it more tablet friendly.
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I've just installed and tried out several tools and graphs in this app. It really seems easy to track how you're doing in EMS/Healthcare and when it's time to take a break. I've been in EMS for 13+ years and I know burnout when I see it. The saddest thing is when it happens to a great medic/emt and if this tool helps prevent that by making you more aware of how you're doing, then it's worth the couple of minutes each day to go through it!
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I received a DoD email promoting this application.
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Easy and quick to use. Not so complex that it adds to fatigue.
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Awesome app, its endorsed here in the hospital I work at
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As a mental health therapist I have found it useful to monitor my own mental health. This is a product I will be using with my clients. Would like to see it more tablet friendly.
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Crashes every time I try to use "I need a laugh".