In this micro-credential, you'll explore the key concepts and developing research that are driving the current definitions of caregiver burden and professional burnout. We'll cover who caregivers are, their primary needs, and evidence-based practices for creating successful support strategies. Key Takeaways This course also examines the latest research on professional burnout, including: Key workplace stressors that drive burnout. Leading research on strategies to mitigate burnout. Benefits of a holistic approach to systems change and why individualization is key when developing support plans for caregivers and high-risk professionals. The primary ways aromatherapy can be a synergistic component of intervention plans for caregivers and professionals in their work and personal environments. All education developed by American College of Healthcare Sciences. ACHS.edu | Portland, OR Note: Unless otherwise indicated, ACHS micro-credentials are for professional development and do not award academic credit. Non-credit micro-credentials are not accredited by DEAC.
