The majority of participants in a recent study reported high levels of positive compassion satisfaction, with only a small number reporting low levels. Low levels of day-to-day accomplishment can lead to negative self-esteem and low effectiveness at work. A different study found that low, moderate, and high levels of CS, BO, and STS were present. The lack of research on factors influencing ProQOL is concerning, as a poor work environment has been linked to low levels of ProQOL. A nonexperimental study found low and moderate levels of fatigue among nurses. Low ProQoL among nursing students has been linked to increased levels of CS, BO, and STS. Low job satisfaction and poor sleep quality are contributing factors to poor professional quality of life in Chinese nurses. In summary, low levels of burnout, moderate-high levels of compassion satisfaction, and low-moderate levels of compassion fatigue were detected among participants in a recent study.