Empathy in Clinical Practice: How Individual Dispositions, Gender, and Experience Moderate Empathic Concern, Burnout, and Emotional Distress in Physicians

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"Physicians who have difficulty regulating their negative arousal and describing and identifying emotions seem to be more prone to emotional exhaustion, detachment, and a low sense of accomplishment". https://t.co/GlWUgDPbc3

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@drnikkistamp Some references. Happy to discuss. https://t.co/kEnmrIs1PL https://t.co/KGoxCdjG32 https://t.co/wQ56oXEo73

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RT @StephenTrzeciak: #COMPASSIONOMICS DAILY: #Physicians who do not experience #compassion satisfaction (i.e. no fulfillment from treating…

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#COMPASSIONOMICS DAILY: #Physicians who do not experience #compassion satisfaction (i.e. no fulfillment from treating patients with compassion) take more sick days and medical leaves of absence. #MedEd #MedTwitter @theSCCH @GoldFdtn https://t.co/boZNHc9L

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