… , especially in postgraduate medical students. The purpose of this study is to understand
emotional intelligence in the Indian context … as well as its implications in the medical profession. …

… emotional intelligence would predict the performance of 367 medical students in medical …
: The Madison Avenue approach to science and professional practice . In RC Page (Chair), …

… Results of the study show a direct correlation between medical education and emotional
intelligence competencies, which makes the field of medical education an ideal one in which to …

… emotional intelligence focusing specifically on empathy; (ii) to study the level of anger; and
(iii) correlating level of anger with (a) EI and (b) empathy in medical … , professionals must …

… be designed to foster emotional ‘competencies’.Emotional intelligence to some extent maps
on … professional skills and attributes recommended by regulatory bodies such as the General …

… , empathy, and emotional intelligence are now considered key attributes of health professionals.
Self-… Given that health professional students experience high levels of stress and are at …

… It will improve the JS among medical professionals and make the organisation a better place
to work in. EI is now being considered by enterprise as an expertise relative to behavioural …

… The purpose of the study was to investigate the emotional intelligence of Doctors of private
… students into medical profession. The medical faculties also should consider the emotional …

… Medical professionals desire EI training, and different aspects of EI may be more important
at different points during physicians' career trajectories. A body of available evidence …

… Among the competencies needed by leaders, emotional intelligence (EI) – defined as the
ability to understand and manage oneself and to understand others and manage relationships …