Humanity in a World Without Empathy: Medical Professionals and a Holistic View of the Human Being

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The article discusses the necessity of restoring empathy and a holistic approach in medicine, using the example of Hanna Chrzanowska. It highlights her commitment to treating the patient as a whole, addressing their physical, spiritual, and social needs. The paper examines the challenges posed by secularization and growing cultural diversity, which hinder modern medical professionals from adapting to the transcultural needs of patients. The author suggests that a return to humanistic values and narrative medicine could help restore humanity in healthcare.

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