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This article explores the pivotal role of empathy in enhancing physicians' effectiveness within clinical practice. Through a systematic review of empirical studies, it examines how empathy influences various aspects of patient care, including satisfaction, adherence to treatment, anxiety reduction, diagnostic accuracy, and overall clinical outcomes.
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