滑雪巡逻志愿者的性格特质与专业生活质量

Introduction Ski patrollers, as outdoor emergency first responders, face unique occupational trauma exposure that impacts their professional quality of life. Despite these exposures, this population has been largely understudied in trauma research. Personality traits have been associated with outcomes from occupational trauma exposure in other populations. This study investigates associations between personality traits and outcomes including compassion fatigue and satisfaction in volunteer ski patrollers. Methods Volunteers from a ski patrol in the Pacific Northwest (n = 82) completed a cross-