SALUD MENTAL EN LA FORMACIÓN MÉDICA: PREVALENCIA Y FACTORES ASOCIADOS AL SÍNDROME DE BURNOUT
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Síndrome de Burnout, Salud Mental, Estudiantes de MedicinaResumen
La formación médica se reconoce como un proceso académico exigente, caracterizado por una alta carga de trabajo, un gran volumen de contenido, contacto temprano con el sufrimiento humano y una presión constante por el rendimiento. Si bien estos aspectos son inherentes a la formación profesional, su intensidad puede contribuir a comprometer la salud mental de los estudiantes, favoreciendo el desarrollo de trastornos psicológicos y emocionales, incluido el síndrome de burnout (ISHAK et al., 2013).
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