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The capacity to attain subjectivity and emotion: the value of continuity of care.
In a refreshing and thought-provoking editorial, Yakeley et al [1][1] remind us about the concept of subjectivity. ‘Affective subjectivity’ is defined as ‘the awareness of and reflection on our emotional responses and their influence on our work, and the development of a capacity for self-
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