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Editorial: Una década después, ¿sigue importando la narrativa?

Gordon David Lyle Bates^1,2,3

¹Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, Bangor, UK.

Child and adolescent mental health

|January 14, 2026

Resumen

Este editorial revisa una década de ensayos sobre temas de humanidades relevantes para los profesionales de la salud mental infantil. Explora temas emergentes en el

Área de la Ciencia:

Humanidades Médicas
Salud Mental Infantil y del Adolescente
Psiquiatría

Sus antecedentes:

La revista Child and Adolescent Mental Health ha presentado 'Narrative Matters' durante 10 años.
Esta sección publica ensayos sobre temas de humanidades pertinentes para la salud mental infantil.
El campo de las humanidades médicas ha experimentado desarrollos significativos.

Objetivo del estudio:

Proporcionar contexto sobre los desarrollos en las humanidades médicas.
Revisar los temas clave de la sección 'Narrative Matters' durante la última década.
Analizar la intersección de las humanidades y la práctica de la salud mental infantil.

Principales métodos:

Revisión editorial de ensayos publicados.
Análisis temático del contenido de la sección 'Narrative Matters'.
Síntesis de los desarrollos en las humanidades médicas.

Principales resultados:

Identificación de temas recurrentes en ensayos narrativos.
Demostración del valor de las humanidades para comprender la salud mental infantil.
Resaltar la evolución de los temas a lo largo de diez años.

Conclusiones:

La sección 'Narrative Matters' ha destacado consistentemente la importancia de las humanidades en la salud mental infantil.
Los temas emergentes reflejan una creciente integración de enfoques narrativos y humanísticos.
La participación continua en las humanidades médicas enriquece la práctica de la salud mental infantil.

Palabras clave:

Humanidades médicas historia de la medicina historia de la psicología filosofía psiquiatría en la literatura

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