Introduction Developing a physician equipped with both technical and affective skills is
crucial in ensuring quality patient care. Of these skills, nurturing empathy is a key skill that …

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 …

This study aimed to unfold the implicit interplay of open innovation (OI) and perceived
insider status (PIS) between the relationship of proactive personality (PP) and innovative …

Background: Although clinical empathy—the ability of a physician to understand a patient's
illness experience, communicate this understanding and act collaboratively to create a …

Empathy is essential for physicians to provide patient-centered care. Nevertheless, the
degree to which empathy varies among medical residents based on their desired future …

Background The benefits of enhancing practitioner empathy include better patient outcomes
and improved job satisfaction for practitioners. Evidence suggests empathy can be taught …

The ability to empathize with another person's inner experience is believed to be a central
element of our social interactions. Previous research has focused on cognitive (eg, theory of …

Aim The study examined the differences in nursing student empathy, caring behavior and
competence between the experimental and control groups before and after educational …

Background The development of professional values in nursing students is an important
issue for the nursing profession. However, the research on nursing students' professional …

Objective Empathy and empathy education have been reviewed a number of times through
systematic reviews and meta-analyses; however, the topic of 'empathetic communication' …