Medical education in guaranteeing Human Rights
Changes in society demonstrate that human rights and the role of doctors in ensuring this conduct are closely linked. The objective is to point to medical training as a driving factor for this. For this, publications in several research bases were used. It is demonstrated that the lack of a practical scenario leads to non-humanized technical assistance. Therefore, practical environments are needed that encourage humanized management and thus guarantee the protection of human rights.
Medical education in guaranteeing Human Rights
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.15938623171010
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Palavras-chave: human rights; social minorities; medical education.
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Keywords: human rights; social minorities; medical education.
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Abstract: Changes in society demonstrate that human rights and the role of doctors in ensuring this conduct are closely linked. The objective is to point to medical training as a driving factor for this. For this, publications in several research bases were used. It is demonstrated that the lack of a practical scenario leads to non-humanized technical assistance. Therefore, practical environments are needed that encourage humanized management and thus guarantee the protection of human rights.
- Mariana Talarico Marçal Galvão
- Gabriella Medeiros Melo
- Alice Silva Valentini
- Pedro Henrique Ribeiro de Castro
- Katiussia Pinho da Silva
