See this AOL feature on Stephen Hawking's views about the importance of empathy as an antidote to aggression and a key to civilization's survival. Clearly, Hawking's brilliance extends beyond "hard science". Thanks to Vaughn Keller for sharing this piece on Facebook.
Focuses on the value and impact of empathy and related skills, particularly in health care settings. Topics will include clinician-patient communication, patient-centered care, patient activation, health behavior change and clincian-patient relationships.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
Hawking Identifies Empathy as Key to Civilization's Survival
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Saturday, November 17, 2012
Empathy Works for Business Too!
See the link below for an article on the value of empathy in the workplace that appeared in the online magazine Smart Business.
The importance of empathy in the workplace | Smart Business
The importance of empathy in the workplace | Smart Business
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business,
caring,
coaching,
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empowerment,
listening,
mentoring,
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supervision,
teamwork,
training,
workplace
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