The process of physicians falling ill and consequences for their professionalism

被引：4

作者：

Marco-Gomez, Barbara ^{[1
]}

Perez-Alvarez, Candela ^{[1
]}

Gallego-Royo, Alba ^{[1
]}

Martinez-Boyero, Teresa ^{[1
]}

Altisent, Rogelio ^{[1
]}

Delgado-Marroquin, Teresa ^{[1
]}

Pilar Astier-Pena, Maria ^{[1
]}

机构：

[1] Univ Zaragoza, Grp Invest Bioet, Fdn Inst Invest Sanitaria Aragon IIS Aragon, Catedra Profesionalismo & Etica Clin, Zaragoza, Spain

来源：

ACTA BIOETHICA | 2018年 / 24卷 / 02期

关键词：

illness; physician; medical student; junior physician; retirement; self-prescription; self-treatment; access to health care; health plan; mental health; medical ethics; professionalism; ADVERSE EVENTS; DOCTORS HEALTH; PRACTICING PHYSICIANS; FINNISH PHYSICIANS; YOUNG DOCTORS; CARE; RESIDENTS; ILLNESS; STRESS; RETIREMENT;

D O I：

10.4067/S1726-569X2018000200199

中图分类号：

B82 [伦理学（道德学）];

学科分类号：

摘要：

The idiosyncrasy of the medical profession, the characteristic personality traits of the physician and the lack of specific training to properly recognize and treat one's own vulnerability dispose this group to suffer more mental pathology and probably worse control of other medical diseases. Most of the studies promoted so far focus on the psychiatric and addictive concerns of the physician, from the point of view of the sick doctor as being at risk for malpractice and to guarantee the safety of their patients. The narrative review of scientific literature (MEDLINE, EMBASE and IME 1985-2016) has shown that we do not have in the Spanish-speaking environment updated information about the doctor as a patient, despite being a topic of incipient media repercussion and undoubtedly relevant from the point of view of patient safety, professionalism and medical ethics and as well as the welfare of professionals. The characteristic of a sick doctor are more complex than the rest of patients with a conflict of roles and repercussions on professional ethics and the quality of care.

引用

页码：199 / 210

页数：12

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