Investigações etnográficas sobre violência médica em estabelecimentos de saúde nepaleses

DOI:  https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/revsalud/a.12944

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Publicado: mar 14, 2024
Edição: v. 22 n. 1 (2024): Revista Ciencias de la Salud
Seção Artículo de investigación en estudios sociales de la salud


Palavras-chave: Nepal expectativas do paciente relação prestador-paciente violência médica promessa médica

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  Kapil Babu Dahal
Anthropological Society Nepal

Resumo

Introdução: A violência não é um subproduto inerente às relações humanas, mas os conflitos sim. Os fatores e circunstâncias que levam a tensões e conflitos entre os que procuram saúde e os estabelecimentos médicos nepaleses e os funcionários que trabalham lá são examinados neste artigo. Desenvolvimento: Integrada com revisão de literatura relevante, por meio da análise de informações qualitativas, esta parte do artigo é desenvolvida em quatro seções diferentes. A primeira parte trata do contexto das consultas médicas que resultam no desenvolvimento de uma relação problemática. Isso é seguido pelo exame de diferentes tipos de violência, confrontos e protestos que emergem de tais relações. As implicações do aumento das promessas médicas e consequente aumento das expectativas são analisadas na terceira parte, enquanto a quarta parte destaca como as práticas médicas típicas que existem nos próprios hospitais nepaleses estão aumentando a possibilidade de confrontos e violência. Conclusaõ: A ocorrência frequente de brigas e violência médica em hospitais públicos e privados no Nepal nos sugere que elas podem acontecer em qualquer hospital, independentemente da propriedade. Há sempre uma lacuna de comunicação entre os prestadores de serviços e o paciente devido à natureza esotérica da medicina. Conflitos e violência contra provedores de serviços também podem prosperar no contexto de um modelo explicativo diferencial dos dois lados. A crescente animosidade também sinaliza um declínio na confiança entre os provedores de cuidados de saúde e os requerentes no Nepal.

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Dahal, K. B. (2024). Investigações etnográficas sobre violência médica em estabelecimentos de saúde nepaleses. Revista Ciencias De La Salud, 22(1), 1–21. https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/revsalud/a.12944
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