Background Empathy in healthcare service refers to the ability of healthcare workers
(HCWs) to put themselves in patients' shoes, which is necessary to ensure a good physician …

Background Existing research has suggested that self-reported empathy in medical students
is moderated by personality traits and diverse demographic and educational factors …

Background The pathway that links good communication skills and better health outcomes is
still unclear. However, it is known that the way that physicians and patients communicate …

Purpose The aim of the study was to investigate the empathy level and caring behaviors
perceptions of nursing students. Method This cross‐sectional and correlational study was …

Background: Empathy is a cornerstone of effective communication. However, clinicians' and
patients' perceptions of clinician-expressed empathy might differ. The independent …

Doctors and patients rely on verbal and nonverbal resources to co-construct clinical
empathy. In language-discordant consultations, interpreters' communicative actions might …

Objectives The aim of this study was to investigate changes in empathy during medical
education, as well as to identify promoters and inhibitors of empathy and analyse their roles …

Aims. This study aims to (i) translate, culturally adapt, and validate the Jefferson Scale of
Patient Perception of Physician Empathy questionnaire for the Greek population (Gr …

Objectives To explore what undergraduates, community members, oncology patients, and
physicians consider empathic behavior in a physician. Methods 150 undergraduates, 152 …

Objectives: Clinical empathy is an important predictor of patient outcomes. Several factors
affect physician's empathy and client perceptions. We aimed to assess the association …