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2016, Número 3

Rev CONAMED 2016; 21 (3)


Personalidad del médico. ¿Un factor de riesgo?

Falco TE

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 28
Paginas: 136-140
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RESUMEN

Se discute si la personalidad del médico puede ser determinante de un mal desempeño profesional. La alerta está dada por varias publicaciones que en diferentes países señalan la existencia de pequeños grupos de profesionales responsables del mayor número de demandas por mala praxis.
Las características de la personalidad en el desempeño del médico han recibido atención en las últimas décadas, en las pruebas de admisión, y ofertas laborales.
Se han aplicado diversas técnicas que destacan como elementos importantes, la inteligencia emocional, escrupulosidad, el equilibrio emocional, la empatía, y la resistencia al estrés.
Es un factor que no debe ser subestimado, es la influencia del medio ambiente sanitario y el currículo oculto en la formación, y ulterior conducta del profesional.

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