I get anxious or uncomfortable when talking to patients about sensitive topics (weight loss, quitting smoking, dietary restrictions, etc.)
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I empathize with how patients are feeling about their situation.
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I know what is best for patients' health
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I look forward to conversations with patients.
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I feel helpless when interacting with patients who do not follow the recommended treatment plan.
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I am free from judgement when listening to patients.
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I try to motivate patients
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I interact with patients in a consistent, caring, and compassionate manner.
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I take responsibility for telling patients when they are making bad decisions about their health.
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I have little influence on patients' decisions or actions.
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I try to fix patients who do not follow the treatment plan
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I am able to remain calm and focused when patients direct their anger or frustration at me.
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I find myself fighting or wrestling with patients.
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I encourage patients to take responsibility for their own health.
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I become uncomfortable when patients direct anger or frustration
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I am able to express empathy with patients even when they are not engaged in healthy behaviors.
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I feel emotionally drained or tired after interacting with patients throughout the day
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