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Relación médico-paciente. Profesionalismo e información

Doctor-patients relationship Professionalism and information

M. M. SANCHÉZ MARTÍN. CATEDRÁTICO DE TRAUMATOLOGÍA Y CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA HOSPITAL CLÍNICO. UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID
Recepción:
15/09/2008
Aceptación:
15/09/2008
Publicación:
15/09/2008


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Resumen (ES)

The doctor’s professional, social, moral, academic,
economic, etc. situation is nowadays sensitive, as it is at a
crossroads. But the doctor must always support the patient ethically
and morally, while being immerse in the estate or private
health service, which provide the necessary funding. “To
be or not to be” is the current situation of the doctor, with the
particularities of the orthopaedic surgeon. This work analyses
the complexity of the doctor-patient relationship and the way
of assist and sustain it as a founding stone of our profession,
not forgetting the exceptional external circumstances that try
to manipulate it. Moreover, professionalism is presented as
the relationship of the doctor with society, with other doctors
and with him or her self. Finally, there is special emphasis on
the difficulty in obtaining reliable information for best practise
in dealing with our patients as orthopaedic surgeons.

Palabras clave (ES):

Asistencial
médico-paciente
Asistencia
Profesionalismo
Información
Formación
continuada
Consulta
Relación

Resumen (EN)

The doctor’s professional, social, moral, academic,
economic, etc. situation is nowadays sensitive, as it is at a
crossroads. But the doctor must always support the patient ethically
and morally, while being immerse in the estate or private
health service, which provide the necessary funding. “To
be or not to be” is the current situation of the doctor, with the
particularities of the orthopaedic surgeon. This work analyses
the complexity of the doctor-patient relationship and the way
of assist and sustain it as a founding stone of our profession,
not forgetting the exceptional external circumstances that try
to manipulate it. Moreover, professionalism is presented as
the relationship of the doctor with society, with other doctors
and with him or her self. Finally, there is special emphasis on
the difficulty in obtaining reliable information for best practise
in dealing with our patients as orthopaedic surgeons.

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