Who cares for empathy?
Expressing an honest, personal, sensitive, caring attitude in every patient-physician encounter, despite objective difficulties such as time constraints, is an essential part of medical care and healing. As a result, both patients and physicians gain immensely and the quality of care and 'hard' health outcomes improve. Thus, empathic medical practice adds an absolutely essential domain to the current sophisticated, technological and scientific medicine, therefore existing deficiencies in the empathic aspects of care need urgent attention.
WP-04
Date of Publication:
30 November -0001
30 November -0001
@article{sensecare:485,
- title = {Who cares for empathy?},
- year = {-0001},
- date = {November 30, -0001},
-0001 Who cares for empathy? November 30, -0001
Click on the link under to view document:
Workpackages
WP4 Psychology of AC
Related Articles
Document
Traits of patients who screen positive for dementia and refuse diagnostic assessment
Nicole R. Fowler et al. et
Document
Traits of patients who screen positive for dementia and refuse diagnostic assessment.
Nicole R. Fowler et al. et
Document
Empathy and emotion recognition in semantic dementia: A case report
Marco Calabria, Maria Cotelli, Mauro Adenzato, Orazio Zanetti, Carlo Miniussi
Document
Collaborative transdisciplinary team approach for dementia care.
James E Galvin, Licet Valois, Yael Zweig
Document
Depression as a risk factor for Alzheimer Dementia
Green, Cupples et al. American Medicla Association et al.
Document
Telemedicine and telecare for older patients - a systematic review
N Van den Berg, M Schumann, K et al. Kraft et al.
Document
Are we providing the best possible care for dementia patients?
Anna Borisovskaya, Kathryn Chen, and Soo Borson. Neurodegenerative Disease Management. Future Medicine Ltd. and
Document
The Cornell Scale for Depression in Dementia, Administration and scoring guidelines
George S. Alexopoulos, M.D. Cornell Institute of Geriatric Psychiatry of
Document
An Evidence-Based Systematic Review on Cognitive Interventions for Individuals with Dementia .
Hopper, T., Bourgeois, M., et al. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology et al. of