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2021, Number 282

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16 de abril 2021; 60 (282)

An approach to the family doctor and his imprint on the history of art

Areces-López A, Vitón-Moreno R, Labrada-Placeres L

Language: Spanish
References: 19
Page: 1-5
PDF size: 446.12 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: the practice of general and family medicine transcends the scientific field itself and has had an impact on the most dissimilar facets of life and human creation.
Objective: to describe the importance of the family doctor in different artistic manifestations throughout history.
Method: a bibliographic review was carried out in which 19 materials related to disciplines of Medical Sciences, Public Health, Literature and Art History available in specialized magazines were consulted; they were processed through empirical methods such as observation-description, and theoretical methods such as analysis-synthesis and historical-logical.
Development: in a context that demands to retake the importance of Primary Health Care and revitalize the family doctor model, this article delves into its historical and social impact through art. The family doctor has been present in literary works by Honorato de Balzac, Franz Kafka, René Favaloro, Guillermo Franco and others. He has starred in paintings by Rembrandt, Jan Steen and Vincent van Gogh.
Conclusions: the figure of the family doctor has been the protagonist in several works of universal art, being represented by great artists in literature, art and more recently in film and television.


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