Abstract
Empathy, defined as the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, plays a pivotal role in patient-centered care, enhancing communication, patient satisfaction, and treatment adherence. Equanimity, characterized by mental and emotional stability, complements empathy by providing healthcare professionals with the resilience and composure necessary for consistently delivering empathetic care. Together, these qualities form the bedrock of compassionate and effective healthcare, influencing patient outcomes and the well-being of healthcare providers. This review article explores the symbiotic relationship between empathy and equanimity in the context of the medical field. The article discusses the individual contributions of empathy and equanimity in the medical field, highlighting their interconnected roles in fostering a healthcare system that is not only medically proficient but also deeply human and empathetic.
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