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El papel de las emociones es crucial en la vida cotidiana y en las experiencias de los cooperantes sociosanitarios, específicamente en el contexto de la cooperación internacional. Aunque las ciencias sociales y sociosanitarias han empezado a explorar las emociones en este ámbito, su estudio es aun relativamente joven. Se realiza una revisión teórica desde un enfoque interdisciplinario, abarcando tanto las Ciencias de la Salud como las Ciencias Sociales. Este enfoque mixto proporciona una visión más completa de la compleja relación entre las emociones y la cooperación internacional. Además de presentar un marco teórico, se revisan diferentes enfoques metodológicos, desde técnicas tradicionales que analizan discursos y expresiones emocionales hasta propuestas innovadoras como el Modelo FEI (Felt, Expressed and Identified emotions), que aborda la complejidad emocional. Este trabajo contribuye al desarrollo del campo, ofreciendo una base teórica y analítica para futuros estudios en esta área multidimensional.(AU)
The role of emotions is crucial in everyday life and the experiences of healthcare cooperators, specifically in the context of international cooperation. Although the social and healthcare sciences have begun to explore emotions in this field, their study is still relatively young. A theoretical review is conducted from an interdisciplinary perspective, encompassing both Health Sciences and Social Sciences. This mixed approach provides a more comprehensive understanding of the complex relationship between emotions and international cooperation. In addition to presenting a theoretical framework, various methodological approaches are reviewed, from traditional techniques analysing emotional discourses and expressions to innovative proposals such as the Felt, Expressed, and Identified emotions (FEI) Model, which addresses emotional complexity. This work contributes to the development of the field, offering a theoretical and analytical foundation for future studies in this multidimensional area.(AU)
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Humans , Male , Female , Psychosocial Impact , Cultural Competency , Health Sciences , Social Sciences , International Cooperation , EmotionsABSTRACT
In this article, we carry out a review of disgust in healthcare contexts (healthcare staff and patients), a topic not studied enough yet. To this end, we first accomplish a brief presentation of disgust biological and socio-moral elements, which allow us to understand the role of disgust in patients' rejection of their own wounds and self-healing. Disgust can lead patients to refuse self-care treatments after surgery or refuse to carry out diagnostic tests. On the other hand, health professionals are not exempt from feeling disgust because they are in con-tact with factors that cause it, which may conflict with professional ethics and the duty of care. In addition, we present the preliminary results of a pilot study in which we show what causes dis-gust in doctors and nurses and how they deal with it. The results point to compensation strategies that could affect the quality of care. In this sense, it is necessary to highlight the differences between the factors that cause disgust, since on many occasions they are not due to the disease, but to the lack of hygiene on patient's side. In short, due to disgust, the patients could refuse to heal their wounds on their own and due to this same emotion doctors may feel discomfort in at-tending the patients
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Humans , Disgust , Emotions , Attitude of Health Personnel , Attitude to Health , Disease/psychology , Affect , Wounds and Injuries/psychology , Surveys and QuestionnairesABSTRACT
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Humans , History, 21st Century , Social Welfare/history , Social Welfare/trends , Health Promotion/history , Health Promotion/methods , Nursing Care/methods , Quality of Life , Quality of Life/legislation & jurisprudenceABSTRACT
En las últimas décadas, los países europeos han experimentado, en diferentes grados, procesos de ajuste de sus políticas sociales que al mismo tiempo deben responder a las demandas de los colectivos desfavorecidos en un contexto social cada vez más adverso. De manera inevitable, las ciencias sociales y sanitarias, han evidenciado su inquietud por la forma en que la conformación de estas políticas afecta a individuos dependientes de ayudas externas e incapaces de gestionar sus vidas de forma autónoma. Creemos interesante reflexionar acerca de los efectos y consecuencias de las transformaciones sociales en curso, apoyados en los resultados de una investigación, a través de una metodología cualitativa basada en entrevistas en profundidad con informantes claves de la política social de cuatro países europeos (Alemania, España, Finlandia y Suecia). El objetivo ha sido estudiar los discursos de los entrevistados directamente implicados en estos problemas, agentes sociales y expertos que tienen una visión determinada de los problemas sociales. Los resultados apuntan a describir nuevos retos para los actuales sistemas de bienestar social
In recent decades, European countries have experienced, to varying degrees, adjustment processes of their social policies which, at the same time, should respond to the demands of disadvantaged groups in an increasingly adverse social context. Inevitably, social and health sciences have shown its concern about the way the shaping of these policies affects people who depend on external support and who are unable to manage their lives autonomously. We consider interesting to reflect on the effects and consequences of social transformations underway, supported by the results of a research, through a qualitative methodology based on in-depth interviews with key informants of social policy in four European countries (Germany, Spain, Finland and Sweden). The mail goal was to study the speeches of interviewees directly involved in these problems, social partners and experts who have a particular view of social problems. The results indicate new challenges for existing social welfare systems
