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Recent research has distinguished between ability-based models (focusing on the capacity to process emotional information) and mixed models (incorporating personality traits and competencies), offering different perspectives on the measurement and application of emotional intelligence in professional settings (Mayer et al., 2016). This theoretical evolution has been particularly relevant in healthcare contexts where emotional demands are significant and varied, requiring professionals to navigate complex emotional landscapes while maintaining clinical competence.

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