The Hippocratic Oath emphasizes the physician’s display of professional empathy in care of the patient with preservation of life in a respectful, dignified, confidential, and nonmaleficence manner.

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“There is simply no excuse for any medical professionals, no matter the setting, to neglect their primary duties and their Hippocratic oath,” Clarke said.