Objectives Being met with empathy increases information sharing, treatment coherence, and
helps patients to recover faster. However, we do not know how the content of the …

Introduction Empathy is considered the ability to understand or feel others emotions or
experiences. As an important part of medical education, empathy can affect medical …

A key component of therapeutic relationships is the ability of medical professionals to
empathize with patients, as research indicates a link between a healthcare worker's ability to …

Despite the current focus on patient centeredness, healthcare professionals face numerous
challenges that impede their ability to provide compassionate care that ameliorates …

The implications of these studies are at a conceptual and instrumental level. A better
precision of the dimensions and variables that define the patient–physician relationship will …

Purpose Clinician–client relationships may influence treatment success in speech-language
pathology, but there are no established tools for measuring these relationships. This study …

Objective The study aims to develop a teachable consultation model for encounters with
patients in emotional distress. Methods The Expanded Four Habits Model is designed for …

Despite growing clinical use of genomic information, patient perceptions of genomic‐based
care are poorly understood. We prospectively studied patient‐physician pairs who …

Objective Medical doctors' empathy is known to support patients' health status after face-to-
face clinical visits. However, the role of doctors' empathy in chat-based encounters is not yet …

Millennial and generation X learners seek and accept technology-based teaching. In
healthcare, such technology includes virtual standardized patients. Virtual human …