Empathy as a crucial skill in disrupting disparities in global brain health.
Empathy as a crucial skill in disrupting disparities in global brain health.
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DOI：
10.3389/fneur.2023.1189143
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发表时间：
2023
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3.4
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大脑健康是指一个人的大脑功能在各个领域的状态，包括认知，行为和运动功能。健康的大脑与更好的个人健康，创造力的增加和生产力的提高有关。一个人的大脑健康与个人、社会和环境因素密切相关。种族，民族和社会差异影响大脑健康，在全球范围内，这些地区内和地区之间的差异对大脑健康构成障碍。为了克服全球差异，从业者和医疗保健提供者及其服务对象之间的更大合作至关重要。这需要由同理心驱动的文化谦卑。同理心是一种核心的亲社会价值观，一种帮助我们理解自己和他人的认知情感技能。这份立场文件旨在概述同情，合作和跨学科伙伴关系的重要作用。通过有意识地将这种理解融入实践，领导者可以更好地定位自己，以应对社区面临的各种挑战，促进政策和实践的包容性，并进一步为全球大脑健康问题提供更公平的解决方案。
Brain health refers to the state of a person’s brain function across various domains, including cognitive, behavioral and motor functions. Healthy brains are associated with better individual health, increased creativity, and enhanced productivity. A person’s brain health is intricately connected to personal, social and environmental factors. Racial, ethnic, and social disparities affect brain health and on the global scale these disparities within and between regions present a hurdle to brain health. To overcome global disparities, greater collaboration between practitioners and healthcare providers and the people they serve is essential. This requires cultural humility driven by empathy. Empathy is a core prosocial value, a cognitive-emotional skill that helps us understand ourselves and others. This position paper aims to provide an overview of the vital roles of empathy, cooperation, and interdisciplinary partnerships. By consciously integrating this understanding in practice, leaders can better position themselves to address the diverse challenges faced by communities, promote inclusivity in policies and practices, and further more equitable solutions to the problem of global brain health.
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影响因子：
37.8
作者：
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DOI：
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发表时间：
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