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		<title>By: Ross</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ross</dc:creator>
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		<description>This is awesome.  Our investigation into and reporting of the pt&#039;s illness is often our most powerful intervention.</description>
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		<title>By: Anne Marie Cunningham</title>
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		<description>Hello 
Really interesting. I have been reading a lot about empathy recently and it seems we are not so good at estimating the pain of others. At home and pre-med school I would flinch when I saw something painful, but when in work I respond in a more detached way. Does that make it easier or harder for me to do my job well?
I wil post more on my own blog about this in the next few weeks I hope.
So I guess that the eskimos all really do have the same experience of the snow but understanding the pain of an other is harder.
Anne Marie</description>
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Really interesting. I have been reading a lot about empathy recently and it seems we are not so good at estimating the pain of others. At home and pre-med school I would flinch when I saw something painful, but when in work I respond in a more detached way. Does that make it easier or harder for me to do my job well?<br />
I wil post more on my own blog about this in the next few weeks I hope.<br />
So I guess that the eskimos all really do have the same experience of the snow but understanding the pain of an other is harder.<br />
Anne Marie</p>
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