Ανακουφίζει η Ενσυναίσθηση τον Πόνο; | Vasileios Kiosses | TEDxChania

Πόσο ευδιάκριτος είναι ο σωματικός από τον ψυχικό πόνο; Τι θα συνέβαινε αν η σχέση γιατρού και ασθενή δεν περιοριζόταν αυστηρά στην κλινική εξέταση; Έλα στη θέση μου, Γιατρέ! …ή αλλιώς η δύναμη της ενσυναίσθησης, η ικανότητα δηλαδή να μπαίνει ο γιατρός στη θέση του ασθενή, προσεγγίζοντάς τον ανθρωποκεντρικά και με εμπιστοσύνη και ο καταλυτικός ρόλος της στην ορθότητα μιας διάγνωσης.

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Μουσική: Michael Dale
Εικονοληψία: Κινηματογραφικό Εργαστήρι Χανίων

How distinct is the physical from the mental pain? What would happen if the relationship between a doctor and his patient wasn’t limited strictly to a clinical examination? Empathize with me, Doctor! ... or else the power of empathy, the ability of a doctor to come to his patient's position, approaching him anthropocentric and in confidence and its catalytic role to the accuracy of a diagnosis.

Music Credits: Michael Dale
Video Credits: Cine Lab Chania

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Vassilios Kiosses was born in Kastoria. He graduated from the Psychology Department of the University of Crete, in Rethymno. After he completed three years of graduate studies in Person-Focused Counselling.Since 2013, he is a PhD candidate in the Medical School of the University of Ioannina. The subject of his thesis was the training of the Medical School students and Health professionals , in Empathy. He is the inspirer and the trainer of “Empathize with me Doctor”, an innovative experiential program which educates Medical School students in Empathy, lasting 60 hours, a unique targeted program in Europe. Following these encouraging results from this training program, he started teaching the course "Empathy in doctor’s – patient’s relationship" at the Medical School in Ioannina. Since 2013, he is also Abuse Counselor at the Advisory Center of Female Violence Victims at the Municipality of Kastoria.

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