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La atención informada sobre el trauma como perturbación estructural: el trabajo social en la primera línea de la
1Center for Student Beloning, American University, Washington, DC, USA.
Journal of evidence-based social work (2019)
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Resumen
La atención informada sobre el trauma (TIC) rediseñada como una estrategia de disrupción estructural aborda las desigualdades sistémicas. Este enfoque va más allá del daño individual para promover la equidad y la justicia en salud a través del cambio a nivel de sistemas.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Salud pública
- Trabajo social
- Investigación de los sistemas sanitarios
Sus antecedentes:
- La atención informada sobre el trauma (TIC) a menudo se limita a las intervenciones clínicas para daños individuales.
- Este enfoque estrecho restringe el potencial de las TIC para una transformación sistémica y estructural más amplia en la atención médica.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Reestructurar la atención informada sobre el trauma (TIC) como una estrategia de disrupción estructural.
- Abogar por una intervención a nivel de sistemas impulsada por la equidad que redefine la comprensión, la entrega y la gobernanza de la salud.
Principales métodos:
- Basándose en el enfoque integrado del trabajo social en los ámbitos clínico, comunitario y de políticas.
- Situar el trauma como un resultado predecible de la violencia estructural y la fragmentación del sistema de salud.
- Analizando la separación de la salud conductual y física como una forma de daño sistémico.
Principales resultados:
- Destacando las innovaciones liberadoras como las escuelas centradas en la curación, la telemedicina informada sobre el trauma y la respuesta de emergencia basada en pares.
- Demostrar el potencial de las TIC para abordar las desigualdades sistémicas.
- Fomentar la responsabilidad relacional y la atención centrada en la comunidad a través de ejemplos prácticos.
Conclusiones:
- Es necesario un cambio de paradigma hacia sistemas de salud liberadores arraigados en la justicia, la equidad y la transformación estructural.
- La reformulación de las TIC como una estrategia de disrupción permite a la salud y al trabajo social avanzar en el cambio estructural más allá del manejo de los síntomas.
Palabras clave:
Sistemas informados sobre el traumaLa curación encarnadaInnovación en el trabajo socialequidad estructural en saludInterrupción de los sistemasMás Videos Relacionados
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