2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2151836/v1
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A cross-sectional study comparing emotional intelligence and perceived stress in groups of pharmacists delivering and not delivering a new community pharmacy service

Abstract: Background:Community pharmacists (CPs) strongly contribute to public health and person-centered care. Emotional intelligence (EI) may help health professionals better engage with patients, handle stress in challenging situations, and presumably better introduce and implement new services. Such data in different CP populations do not exist. Aim:The study's primary aim was to compare the EI and perceived stress (PS) levels in CPs providing a new service to patients with diabetes with their controls, CPs providin… Show more

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