2020
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-12902020190093
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Significados de las fiebres del dengue, chikungunya y zika e itinerarios terapéuticos en un municipio endémico de Colombia

Abstract: Resumen Investigación cualitativa para dilucidar construcciones sociales sobre el dengue, chikungunya y zika en un municipio endémico de Colombia. Participaron 61 personas con experiencia subjetiva de enfermedad. Se emplearon entrevistas semiestructuradas y abiertas, diálogos informales y registro de notas de observación. El análisis se realizó siguiendo el método inductivo de la investigación social. Se evidencian dos maneras de entender el dengue: como una enfermedad “normal” o como una enfermedad grave que … Show more

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“…It is assumed that such decisions and paths are governed by idiosyncrasies, in which individual aspects, socio-cultural representations concerning the disease and the healing systems, socioeconomic and structural conditions related to the availability of access compete. Each choice is made according to the situations and explanations culturally accepted by the group (8) . In this regard, different studies have recommended the incorporation of surviving patients' perspectives, within each socio-cultural context, for the improvement of lines of care (9)(10) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is assumed that such decisions and paths are governed by idiosyncrasies, in which individual aspects, socio-cultural representations concerning the disease and the healing systems, socioeconomic and structural conditions related to the availability of access compete. Each choice is made according to the situations and explanations culturally accepted by the group (8) . In this regard, different studies have recommended the incorporation of surviving patients' perspectives, within each socio-cultural context, for the improvement of lines of care (9)(10) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%