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Beyond Compassion Fatigue: The Transactional Model of Physician Compassion

by Fernando, Antonio T., MD, Consedine, Nathan S., PhD
Published in Journal of pain and symptom management (01.08.2014)

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Barriers to Medical Compassion as a Function of Experience and Specialization: Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Surgery, and General Practice

by Fernando, Antonio T., MD, Consedine, Nathan S., PhD
Published in Journal of pain and symptom management (01.06.2017)

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Are We Worrying About the Right Men and Are the Right Men Feeling Worried? Conscious But Not Unconscious Prostate Anxiety Predicts Screening Among Men From Three Ethnic Groups

by Consedine, Nathan S.
Published in American journal of men's health (01.01.2012)

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Attachment and Health Care Utilization Among Middle-Aged and Older African-Descent Men

by Consedine Nathan S, Tuck, Natalie L, Fiori, Katherine L
Published in American journal of men's health (01.09.2013)

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Fear, Knowledge, and Efficacy Beliefs Differentially Predict the Frequency of Digital Rectal Examination Versus Prostate Specific Antigen Screening in Ethnically Diverse Samples of Older Men

by Consedine, Nathan S., Horton, David, Ungar, Tracey, Joe, Andrew K., Ramirez, Paul, Borrell, Luisa
Published in American journal of men's health (01.03.2007)

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Beyond Compassion Fatigue: The Transactional Model of Physician Compassion

Barriers to Medical Compassion as a Function of Experience and Specialization: Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Surgery, and General Practice

Are We Worrying About the Right Men and Are the Right Men Feeling Worried? Conscious But Not Unconscious Prostate Anxiety Predicts Screening Among Men From Three Ethnic Groups

Attachment and Health Care Utilization Among Middle-Aged and Older African-Descent Men

Fear, Knowledge, and Efficacy Beliefs Differentially Predict the Frequency of Digital Rectal Examination Versus Prostate Specific Antigen Screening in Ethnically Diverse Samples of Older Men

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