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[Narrative and psychiatry].

Daniel Abadi¹, Santiago Levín, Daniel Matusevich

¹Proyecto SUMA. danielabadi@gmail.com.

Vertex (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

|March 10, 2018

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This study explores using narrative concepts in psychiatry education. It examines how reading and writing skills are developed within the specialty for improved learning.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Psychiatry
Narrative Medicine

Background:

Traditional psychiatry education models may not fully engage learners.
The role of narrative in understanding patient experiences is increasingly recognized.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the application of narrative concepts in psychiatry learning and teaching.
To explore the development of reading and writing processes in psychiatric education.

Main Methods:

Literature review on narrative theory and its educational applications.
Analysis of existing curricula and pedagogical approaches in psychiatry.
Exploration of reflective writing and case-based narrative methods.

Main Results:

Narrative approaches can enhance empathy and clinical reasoning in psychiatry trainees.
Developing narrative skills improves the interpretation of patient histories.
Writing exercises facilitate a deeper understanding of psychiatric concepts.

Conclusions:

Integrating narrative concepts offers a valuable framework for psychiatry education.
Enhancing reading and writing skills is crucial for effective psychiatric practice and learning.
Narrative medicine principles can enrich the training of future psychiatrists.