2014
DOI: 10.1016/s1405-8871(16)30015-3
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Ansiedad y depresión en médicos residentes de la especialidad en Medicina Familiar

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“…The Training Program for Resident Intern Specialists (RIS) from the Family and Community Medicine specialty is 4 years long and the program for Family and Community Nursing is 2 years. Although the goal is for the young training doctor or nurse, to take on responsibilities in different areas of competence, both healthcare, teaching and research, in a progressive manner, stress is inevitable, especially in the emergency department [ 7 ]. An important figure in the training process of the RIS is the personal tutor.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The Training Program for Resident Intern Specialists (RIS) from the Family and Community Medicine specialty is 4 years long and the program for Family and Community Nursing is 2 years. Although the goal is for the young training doctor or nurse, to take on responsibilities in different areas of competence, both healthcare, teaching and research, in a progressive manner, stress is inevitable, especially in the emergency department [ 7 ]. An important figure in the training process of the RIS is the personal tutor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La ansiedad fue observada en más de un tercio de los participantes, desde su nivel leve hasta el severo, lo cual es de esperarse, dado que en el año previo al ingreso a la residencia los aspirantes están sometidos a un gran nivel de estrés por la competencia y aun cuando han aprobado el examen deben enfrentarse a la lucha por una plaza en un hospital; en los residentes aun en los de primer año es común encontrar ansiedad. Mascarúa-Lara y colaboradores 19 hallaron en 2014 que 41.1% de los R1 tenían ansiedad desde leve hasta severa, lo cual es ligeramente más bajo que lo observado en el presente estudio.…”
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“…En donde la comunicación con médicos de mayor jerarquía o compañeros de años superiores es primordial para evitar errores médicos. De igual manera, el apoyo familiar es de gran relevancia, creando un ambiente de desahogo y acompañamiento (6).…”
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