Empathy, better patient care, and how interprofessional education can help

Natalie Fenn(Brown University), Anne-Marie Dupre(University of Rhode Island), Heather Jackson(University of Rhode Island), Janice Hulme(University of Rhode Island), Kenneth Vinacco(University of Rhode Island), Mark L. Robbins(University of Rhode Island), Cheyenne Reyes(University of Rhode Island), Alia Al Sanea(University of Rhode Island), Zoe Mushkat(University of Rhode Island)
Journal of Interprofessional Care
August 12, 2021
10.1080/13561820.2021.1951187
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