Perceived Stress in Medical Education: Relationship with Empathy and Stigmatisation
Gözde Bacık Yaman,
Berna Nar,
Gökçe İşcan
Abstract:Objective: Medical students have been shown to report high levels of perceived stress. Perceived stress leads to a loss of empathy and negatively affects attitudes and behaviours towards patients. This study aimed to investigate the perceived stress levels and empathy skills of medical students and their relationship with their attitudes to mental illness.
Material and Method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in Türkiye between March 2024 and April 2024 using an online survey. A total of 544 medical stud… Show more
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