ArticleFrontiers in psychology2026
Evaluation of the relationship between resilience and empathy in medical professionals using structural equation modeling.
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Background: Research has demonstrated that resilience serves as a shield against negative experiences. Some studies have explored how resilience helps maintain physicians' empathetic behavior toward patients. However, these studies have not investigated how specific dimensions of resilience protect different aspects of empathy. Objective: The aim of this study is to explore whether resilience can predict empathetic expression in Mexican physicians by analyzing how each dimension of resilience predicts each dimension of empathy. Methods: The study population ( Results: The results revealed that both ecological and engineering resilience dimensions are positively associated with all dimensions of empathy. However, adaptive resilience showed a negative correlation with Compassionate Care and the "Walking in the patient's shoes" dimension of empathy. Conclusion: Each dimension of resilience can predict the corresponding dimensions of empathy. This prediction helps identify the specific traits within each resilience dimension that are essential for fostering a protective response to negative events. It also highlights which traits, when lacking, may potentially reduce the overall expression of empathy among the physicians studied.
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