2020
DOI: 10.35366/92892
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El dispositivo institucional y el tiempo en la interacción y la comunicación médico-paciente: programa UNIFILA

Abstract: www.conamed.gob.mx/revistaconamed.html www.medigraphic.org.mx Resumen Introducción: En los tres niveles de atención, cada dinámica institucional conlleva una connotación particular del cómo se organiza la consulta y los tipos de encuentros. Las condiciones en que se genera el acto clínico no dependen únicamente de los sujetos implicados en la atención, sino también de circunstancias ajenas a ellos, como son los procedimientos de operación institucionales. Objetivo: Discutir por qué el dispositivo institucional… Show more

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“…By reducing the consultation time and not being the family doctor who provides the follow-up, a bad doctor-patient relationship can be generated. The short time (<15 minutes) modifies the quality of care, generating doubts, concerns and mistrust in the patient [33]. Beatriz Rosendo and her collaborators [34], identified dissatisfaction in patients who were treated in less time than the corresponding time, not carrying out the general measures and consumption of medications indicated.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…By reducing the consultation time and not being the family doctor who provides the follow-up, a bad doctor-patient relationship can be generated. The short time (<15 minutes) modifies the quality of care, generating doubts, concerns and mistrust in the patient [33]. Beatriz Rosendo and her collaborators [34], identified dissatisfaction in patients who were treated in less time than the corresponding time, not carrying out the general measures and consumption of medications indicated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%