2024, Number 1
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Arch Med Fam 2024; 26 (1)
Priority Competencies of the Family Physician for Clinical Practice: Second Part
Saura LJ, Hernández MMP, Irigoyen CAE
Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 71-77
PDF size: 211.71 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Some of the most frequent ethical conflicts in
the practice of family doctors are addressed, related
not only to their clinical care practice, but
to any other dimension of their daily work: teamwork,
relationships with other professionals,
relationships with the pharmaceutical industry,
preventive activities, use of financial resources,
among others. Family doctors should face this
situation with a constructive attitude: try to enjoy
their work, have adequate rest periods, keep
personal motivation high, improve job satisfaction
and even prevent so-called “professional
burnout.” This approach would give rise to the
need to train residents and specialists in family
medicine to acquire these and other possible
skills that are considered essential in our professional
practice.
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