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evidence suggesting benefits compassionate personcentred care patients physicians accruing medical selection example aims choose future health professionals possess correct attitudes beliefs personal attributes deliver care moreover training desirable personal qualities developed maintained sometimes face adverse health care service conditions however advances selecting developing abilities attributes health care hindered lack clarity regarding relevant skills traits defined measured developed maintained clinicians article demonstrate developments emotional intelligence ei field applied challenge selecting developing relevant interpersonal care skills medical students physicians concept ei somewhat controversial however nuanced understanding ei evolved light research findings applied medical selection education specifically propose modifications existing cascading model ei model identifies relates several key socioemotional skills traits could considered elementary particles ei required deliver compassionate personcentred care model ei relevant care delivery identifies putative targets medical selection training selection medical school subsequent clinical education focus screening low levels traits abilities less amenable training conversely medical education concerned developing maintaining socioemotional skills attitudes behaviours critical delivery compassionate personcentred care especially important specialties characterised high levels emotional labour possible resultant compassion fatigue