Vocación médica, más allá del deber de cuidar: Revisión de la literatura desde el aspecto ético y filosófico
Medical vocation, beyond the duty of care: a review of literature from ethical and philosophical perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.25176/RFMH.v23i3.5635Palabras clave:
vocación médica, ética, empatía, resiliencia, educación médicaResumen
Este artículo de revisión examina la vocación médica como un fenómeno que va más allá del simple deber de cuidar a los pacientes, centrándose en la importancia del compromiso ético, la empatía y la resiliencia en la práctica médica. Se discuten las implicaciones para la formación de médicos y la práctica clínica.
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