Los neopacientes: una emergente generación de pacientes
The neopacients: an emerging patient generation
Resumen
The patient, the passive subject by tradition of clinical practice, is reconfiguring along with recent technological changes. This documentary work seeks to open a reflection about the neopacient, a new generation of patients, whose social space is the technological environments. They emerge in a globally computerized and interconnected world, they are critical, they give value to the new, they use emerging technologies for their health care, they self-educate themselves autonomously, they tend to the creative, they conceive virtual places to find and disseminate information, and assumes the leading role of its own process of attention and care, breaking with the traditional. In the virtual spaces, they meet certain needs: a) information: they self-educate themselves on the Internet, with a marked interest in those biomedical contents related to the disease, signs, symptoms, treatments, among others; b) support: they are interested in knowing the experiences of others with the disease, by their help and advice; c) recognition: they tend to be recognized and grouped in virtual communities, in circles of intimacy, which refer more and more to the aesthetic, to the affective; d) participation: they are active individuals who seek to exercise their rights, participate actively in decision-making that concerns their health, their life, and their social group. It is called to study the neo-patient from a perspective that transcends objective and reductionist methods, to reach its essence, investigate its subjectivity, and guide the professional in the understanding of this patient who assumes a new role, as well as adapting his own to the new era.
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