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The Permission to Feel Dr. Marc Brackett has dedicated his life to studying emotions and to teaching us what he’s learning. In this episode, we talk about how emotional literacy - being able to recognize, name, and understand our feelings - affects everything from learning, decision making, and creativity, to relationships, health, and performance.

Contributor: Francesca CiminoJuly 29, 2020Topics: Bias / Perspective / ReactionKeywords: acceptance / emotion / reaction / relationship

How to Teach Doctors Empathy "Being a good doctor requires an understanding of people, not just science." Increasing physician empathy skills provides a better experience for the patient, the doctor, and overall better outcomes on both ends.

Contributor: Karlen BaderMarch 25, 2016Topics: Empathy&SympathyKeywords: emotion / empathy / sympathy

What Makes a Good Life? Lessons from the Longest Study on Happiness Psychiatrist Robert Waldinger discusses the results of his adult development study, sharing what factors truly contribute to finding happiness.

Contributor: Karlen BaderMarch 4, 2016Topics: Personal ContextKeywords: depression / emotion / happiness / happy

Why Doctors Care About Happiness "The association of happiness and health remains a potent touchstone in both popular and medical culture. In practical terms, which actually causes the other is less relevant than the fact that both are important."

Contributor: Karlen BaderMarch 4, 2016Topics: Distraction/Mindfulness / Personal ContextKeywords: depression / emotion / happiness / health

What Would you Do if It Were Your Kid? By David Korones, MD While healthcare workers are frequently asked the question, “What would you do if this were your loved one?” answering it remains a great challenge.

Contributor: AdminJanuary 19, 2015Topics: UncertaintyKeywords: advice / boundary / conflict / emotion / guidance / honesty / human / personal context / rational / uncertain

reaction, emotion, decision, patient, relationship, mistake, empathy, outcomes, boundaries

Interview with Danielle Ofri, Author of What Doctors Feel (26:33) Discussion of the impact a provider’s emotional reaction has on the way we treat patients. Also discusses relationships between providers and patients.

Contributor: AdminJanuary 8, 2015Topics: ReactionKeywords: boundaries / decision / emotion / empathy / mistake / outcomes / patient / reaction / relationship

Daniel Kahneman Interview by the Guardian (4min) Kahneman discusses the relationship between reactions, congition, and biases.

Contributor: AdminJanuary 8, 2015Topics: ReactionKeywords: cognition / decision / emotion / fast thinking / reaction / reason / slow thinking / thinking

Decisions and Desire – Harvard Business Review Emotions guide decision-making in ways that may challenge our view of “the rational mind”.

Contributor: AdminJanuary 8, 2015Topics: ReactionKeywords: decision / emotion / reaction / reason

At the Bedside: Stay Stoic, or Display Emotion, by Barron H. Lerner, MD For years, students were taught to avoid demonstrating emotion to patients, without consideration of the individual provider-patient relationship. While many still argue for emotional distance in the name of objectivity, newer research questions this approach.

Contributor: AdminJanuary 8, 2015Topics: ReactionKeywords: boundaries / communication / crying / emotion / patient care

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