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Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow

Empathy in Care of Cancer Patients

Dr. Shruti Bansal

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Empathy plays a vital role in the care of cancer patients, as it helps healthcare providers understand the emotional and psychological challenges patients face. Cancer is not just a physical illness but also a deeply personal experience that can bring fear, anxiety, and uncertainty. When caregivers show empathy, patients feel heard, valued, and supported. This emotional connection can improve trust and communication between patients and healthcare teams. Empathy also helps in addressing patients’ concerns more effectively, leading to better overall care. It can reduce feelings of isolation and enhance the patient’s coping ability. In difficult times, a compassionate approach can bring comfort and hope. Ultimately, empathy contributes to holistic healing by caring for both the body and the mind.