Personalised emotional support crucial for patients, caregivers, says expert


PETALING JAYA: Understanding the emotional processes of individuals and providing compassionate care has been identified as vital in supporting both patients and their caregivers, said Dr Juliet Mathew.

The Director of the Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre at IMU University noted that in healthcare, it is crucial to recognise that not everyone experiences illness or grief in the same way, and thus a tailored approach to care is essential.

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