2021
DOI: 10.1057/s41285-021-00174-0
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Challenging the clinically-situated emotion-deficient version of empathy within medicine and medical education research

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“…Explanations for why empathy scores surprisingly did not decrease from first to sixth-year medical students (as hypothesized and found in prior evidence, see [15]) might be that clinically-situated empathy has been highlighted in recent years as an integral part of medical professionalism [1,28,29], and thus formally as a "need to have" among medical students. This has led universities to include various programmes in the medical curriculum intended to foster empathy, such as reflective writing, literature courses, theatre workshops, communication skills training, etc.…”
Section: Universities Age Sex Living Statusmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…Explanations for why empathy scores surprisingly did not decrease from first to sixth-year medical students (as hypothesized and found in prior evidence, see [15]) might be that clinically-situated empathy has been highlighted in recent years as an integral part of medical professionalism [1,28,29], and thus formally as a "need to have" among medical students. This has led universities to include various programmes in the medical curriculum intended to foster empathy, such as reflective writing, literature courses, theatre workshops, communication skills training, etc.…”
Section: Universities Age Sex Living Statusmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…In this study, we paid more attention predominantly to a “cognitive” attribute of empathy in the context of medical settings, because a clinically-situated empathy is conceptually different from the general empathy in various social situation ( Hojat et al, 2009 ; Michalec and Hafferty, 2021 ) and involves an “understanding” of the kind and quality of patients’ experiences. Cognitively defined empathy leads to personal growth, career satisfaction, and optimal clinical outcomes ( Hojat et al, 2009 ), while developing SOC improves our ability to thrive in high-stimulus work environments with potential threats against our own well-being ( Dames, 2022 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta dicotomia entre empatia e simpatia também é abordada por Oxley 52 , que compreende a simpatia como associada à preocupação com o bem-estar do outro e ligada ao interesse e preocupação diretos com outra pessoa. Neste sentido, Hojat 46 argumenta que a distinção entre simpatia e empatia deve necessariamente ser realizada no contexto do atendimento médico, pois os profissionais necessitam delimitar o quanto devem sentir o sentimento do paciente, no intuito de aprimorar a compreensão da situação, sem atrapalhar seu julgamento clínico 46 , trazendo a ideia de que a empatia médica difere da empatia vivenciada na população em geral e necessita de certo grau de distanciamento no contato com o paciente 56 .…”
Section: Definições De Empatiaunclassified
“…Há uma discussão contemporânea da utilização da empatia médica nos estudos atuais 56 . Para os autores, há necessidade de uma abordagem que englobe tanto os aspectos socioemocionais quanto cognitivos, de encontro à conhecida dicotomização entre simpatia e empatia.…”
Section: Definições De Empatiaunclassified
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