A literatura e medicina: a literatura como fonte de escuta, empatía e autorreflexão
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revmedica.v8.2234Palavras-chave:
Humanidades Médicas, Medicina Narrativa, Escuta médica, Empatia, Autorreflexão, Auto-cuidado médicoResumo
Os tempos modernos trouxeram avanços na compreensão das doenças, novos recursos diagnósticos e terapêuticos e o uso revolucionário da tecnologia, permitindo o progresso da medicina. Para abarcar a complexidade do progresso das evidências científicas a formação médica tem reforçado e privilegiado o conhecimento científico. O investimento na formação de habilidades humanísticas, de linguagem, comunicação, capacidade de escuta e empatia não se equiparou à formação técnica. Tal desequilíbrio tem mostrado prejuízos na capacidade do médico moderno escutar com atenção, compreender globalmente e se relacionar adequadamente com seus doentes. Apesar disto, iniciativas de fomento à uma medicina humana e integral tem surgido e sido mantidas nas escolas médicas.
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