Does Compassion have a place in medicine? Compassion has long been considered a soft skill in health care - nice to have, but ultimately unnecessary in a science-driven field.
Packed with insightful stories, illuminating research, and pragmatic instruction, this book is the definitive guide for healthcare providers who wish to bring more balance and joy to their work every day..
This book will empower you to understand what Compassion truly is-and just as importantly, what it isn\'t -so you can care for yourself and others at the highest level of integrity, both in and out of clinical situations .
Cutting-edge research is now revealing just how powerful these psychophysiological effects are, and how even basic compassion-based practices can have long-lasting effects on both physical and mental health.
When applied in a pragmatic fashion, Compassion can lower stress levels, alleviate anxiety and depression, improve overall physical health, and allow us to navigate challenging situations with more grace.
Compassion is a state of being which affects not only psychological health but our physiology.
However, recent challenges in delivering care (including but not limited to the global pandemic) have revealed the need for a more compassionate approach to protecting the health and well-being of patients and medical staff alike.
Does Compassion have a place in medicine? Compassion has long been considered a soft skill in health care - nice to have, but ultimately unnecessary in a science-driven field
