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A systematic review of gratitude interventions: Effects on physical health and health behaviors by Boggiss, Anna L., Consedine, Nathan S., Brenton-Peters, Jennifer M., Hofman, Paul L., Serlachius, Anna S.

“…Gratitude interventions are easy-to-deliver, offering promise for use in clinical-care. Although gratitude interventions have consistently shown benefits to…”
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Predictors of Physician Compassion, Empathy, and Related Constructs: a Systematic Review by Pavlova, Alina, Wang, Clair X. Y., Boggiss, Anna L., O’Callaghan, Anne, Consedine, Nathan S.

“…Background Compassion in healthcare provides measurable benefits to patients, physicians, and healthcare systems. However, data regarding the factors that…”
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More than a feeling? What does compassion in healthcare ‘look like’ to patients? by Baguley, Sofie I., Pavlova, Alina, Consedine, Nathan S.

“…Objective Compassion is important to patients and their families, predicts positive patient and practitioner outcomes, and is a professional requirement of…”
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Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway-Beliefs About Compassion Predict Care and Motivation to Help Among Healthcare Professionals by Pavlova, Alina, O'Donovan-Lee, Claire, Paine, Sarah-Jane, Consedine, Nathan S

“…To develop and preliminarily validate a measure of beliefs about compassion in health care and assess whether and which beliefs may predict compassion…”
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Self-compassion as a Stress Moderator: A Cross-sectional Study of 1700 Doctors, Nurses, and Medical Students by Dev, Vinayak, Fernando, Antonio T., Consedine, Nathan S.

“…Objectives Work stress is common in healthcare and reliably predicts negative outcomes, including burnout and lower quality of life (QOL). However, few studies…”
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Beyond Compassion Fatigue: The Transactional Model of Physician Compassion by Fernando, Antonio T., MD, Consedine, Nathan S., PhD

“…Abstract Physician compassion is expected by both patients and the medical profession and is central to effective clinical practice. Yet, despite the…”
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Does self-compassion mitigate the relationship between burnout and barriers to compassion? A cross-sectional quantitative study of 799 nurses by Dev, Vinayak, Fernando, Antonio T., Lim, Anecita Gigi, Consedine, Nathan S.

“…Burnout has numerous negative consequences for nurses, potentially impairing their ability to deliver compassionate patient care. However, the association…”
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Emotional predictors of bowel screening: the avoidance-promoting role of fear, embarrassment, and disgust by Reynolds, Lisa M, Bissett, Ian P, Consedine, Nathan S

“…Despite considerable efforts to address practical barriers, colorectal cancer screening numbers are often low. People do not always act rationally, and…”
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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

“…Abstract Context Compassion is an expectation of patients, regulatory bodies, and physicians themselves. Most research has, however, studied compassion fatigue…”
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Intuitive Eating Scale-2: psychometric properties and clinical norms among individuals seeking treatment for an eating disorder in private practice by Babbott, Katie M., Mitchison, Deborah, Basten, Chris, Thornton, Chris, Hay, Phillipa, Byrne, Sue, Goldstein, Mandy, Heruc, Gabriella, van der Werf, Bert, Consedine, Nathan S., Roberts, Marion

“…Purpose Intuitive Eating (IE) is an approach to eating designed to facilitate a positive relationship with food. Its use in clinical settings and in the…”
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Beyond empathy decline: Do the barriers to compassion change across medical training? by Wang, Clair X. Y., Pavlova, Alina, Fernando, Antonio T., Consedine, Nathan S.

“…Background: Despite being a mandated, foundational value in healthcare, research on compassion remains limited. Studying the individual, patient, clinical, and…”
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Finding kindness: A randomized controlled trial of an online self‐compassion intervention for weight management (SC4WM) by Brenton‐Peters, Jennifer M., Consedine, Nathan S., Cavadino, Alana, Roy, Rajshri, Ginsberg, Kristin Harrison, Serlachius, Anna

“…Introduction Weight loss is hard to achieve and even harder to maintain. Engaging in effortful behavioural change to manage body weight can sometimes result in…”
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How Do Health Professionals Maintain Compassion Over Time? Insights From a Study of Compassion in Health by Baguley, Sofie I, Dev, Vinayak, Fernando, Antonio T, Consedine, Nathan S

“…Although compassion in healthcare differs in important ways from compassion in everyday life, it provides a key, applied microcosm in which the science of…”
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Trait and State Disgust: An Experimental Investigation of Disgust and Avoidance in Colorectal Cancer Decision Scenarios by Reynolds, Lisa M., McCambridge, Sarah A., Bissett, Ian P., Consedine, Nathan S.

“…Objective: To evaluate whether trait and experimentally manipulated state disgust independently and/or interactively predict immediate and anticipated…”
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Investigating the effect of an online self-compassion for weight management (SC4WM) intervention on self-compassion, eating behaviour, physical activity and body weight in adults seeking to manage weight: protocol for a randomised controlled trial by Brenton-Peters, Jennifer M, Consedine, Nathan S, Cavadino, Alana, Roy, Rajshri, Serlachius, Anna Sofia

“…IntroductionIndividual weight management, defined as engaging in behaviours to maintain or lose weight, can improve health and well-being. However, numerous…”
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Protocol for a feasibility study: a brief self-compassion intervention for adolescents with type 1 diabetes and disordered eating by Boggiss, Anna L, Consedine, Nathan S, Jefferies, Craig, Bluth, Karen, Hofman, Paul L, Serlachius, Anna S

“…IntroductionAdolescents with type 1 diabetes are at a higher risk of developing psychiatric disorders, particularly eating disorders, compared with their…”
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Fear, Anxiety, Worry, and Breast Cancer Screening Behavior: A Critical Review by CONSEDINE, Nathan S, MAGAI, Carol, KRIVOSHEKOVA, Yulia S, RYZEWICZ, Lynn, NEUGUT, Alfred I

“…Anxiety, fear, and worry are variously described as facilitators and barriers of breast cancer screening. However, several contradictions are evident in this…”
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Does a brief state mindfulness induction moderate disgust-driven social avoidance and decision-making? An experimental investigation by Reynolds, Lisa M., Lin, Yee Sing, Zhou, Eric, Consedine, Nathan S.

“…In this experimental study, we evaluated whether manipulated disgust and mindfulness predicted social avoidance in bowel health contexts. Community…”
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Comparing Genetic Ancestry and Self-Described Race in African Americans Born in the United States and in Africa by Yaeger, Rona, Avila-Bront, Alexa, Abdul, Kazeem, Nolan, Patricia C, Grann, Victor R, Birchette, Mark G, Choudhry, Shweta, Burchard, Esteban G, Beckman, Kenneth B, Gorroochurn, Prakash, Ziv, Elad, Consedine, Nathan S, Joe, Andrew K

“…Genetic association studies can be used to identify factors that may contribute to disparities in disease evident across different racial and ethnic…”
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Attachment, Social Network Size, and Patterns of Social Exchange in Later Life by Fiori, Katherine L., Consedine, Nathan S., Merz, Eva-Maria

“…Dispositional styles of relating to significant others—adult attachment—are linked to social relatedness across the life span. Prior work has concentrated on…”
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