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I agree that empathy should be one of foundational blocks of healthcare; however, my experience is this is lacking in many of the healthcare settings. Empathy can either be a gift that one has, or it can be acquired through training. The question is how willing the healthcare professionals are to first recognize the need for empathy and secondly to do something about it.
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