Objective The objective was to assess, improve and re-assess Emotional Intelligence (EI) in
a group of junior and senior surgeons in a real-world setting. Design This was a mixed …

Background The aim of this review is to explain the components of emotional intelligence
(EI) and explore the benefits within today's health care system with an emphasis on surgery …

Objective To evaluate trends of emotional intelligence (EI) in surgical education and to
compare the incorporation of EI in surgical education to other fields of graduate medical …

Background Emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to understand and manage emotions in
oneself and others. It was originally popularized in the business literature as a key attribute …

Objective: Evaluate how emotional intelligence (EI) has been measured among surgeons
and to investigate interventions implemented for improving EI. Summary Background: EI has …

Emotional intelligence (EI) is the processing of emotional information. It reflects the ability to
1) monitor one's own and others' emotions, 2) discriminate among them, 3) and use this …

Background Because academic literature indicates that emotional intelligence (EI) is tied to
work performance, job satisfaction, burnout, and client satisfaction, there is great interest in …

BACKGROUND: We assessed educational needs with regard to leadership, communication,
and emotional intelligence (EI) among surgical residents. METHODS: General surgery …

Background Emotional intelligence (EI) can decrease physician burnout. EI and burnout
were assessed in surgical residents through participation in Patient-Centric Resident …

Background Emotional intelligence (EI) has been associated with improved work
performance and job satisfaction in several industries. We evaluated whether EI was …