Like few artists can (Bruce Nauman comes to mind), Palma Rodríguez balances frustration and empathy.
Participants reported emotional and behavioural responses including frustration, stress, empathy, avoidance and low job satisfaction.
Your mind may be sullied with low self-confidence, anger, frustration, lack of empathy, impatience, anxiety or depression.
Considering that missed appointments are also often associated with increased provider frustration (28), decreased empathy and patient-provider communication (29), and less continuity of care (29), this relationship may have important ramifications for depressed patients with diabetes.
While dogs can be phenomenally destructive when you're gone, remember their reactions are beyond their control and should be viewed with empathy, not frustration.
Kathryn Erbe plays his daughter with a fine blend of empathy and frustration, and Doug Hughes steers the action with ever the subtle touch, allowing the artifice of production to fade in the shadow of a vivid cathartic experience.
Mental health care staff are confronted with self-harm patients on a regular basis and react in a variety of ways, ranging from understanding and empathy to frustration, anger and powerlessness [ 9, 10].
With their Volvo and lovely-but-not-fancy house, Nic and Jules are a picture of middle-class contentment, their complacency lightly mocked and their frustrations treated with affectionate empathy by the filmmakers.
The possibilities include meditation programs designed to decrease aggression and increase compassion in dads, as well as pharmacological interventions such as oxytocin nasal sprays that could help at-risk fathers feel more empathy and less frustration.
It is the disease that makes the encounter with the patient becomes characterised by shifting feelings of empathy, hopelessness or frustration, notably related to COPD in general more than to only exacerbations.
