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Descriptive study of association between quality of care and empathy and burnout in primary care.

BMC Med Ethics · 2017 · PMC5615449 · PMID 28950853

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Conclusions Burnout and empathy did not significantly influence quality of care delivery in a primary care setting, although we did detect an unexpected trend that suggests that family physicians and nurses with higher levels of burnout provide better quality care.

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