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Evaluating physician emotion regulation in serious illness conversations using Multimodal assessment

Wasp et al., 2023

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2972735675613616868
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Wasp G
Kaur-Gill S
Anderson E
Vergo M
Chelen J
Tosteson T
Barr P
Barnato A
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Journal of pain and symptom management

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Context Emotion regulation by the physician can influence the effectiveness of serious illness conversations. The feasibility of multimodal assessment of emotion regulation during these conversations is unknown. Objectives To develop and assess an experimental …
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