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Health professionals must actively participate in projects that enhance public health and well-being, especially in disease prevention, health education, research, and information sharing with colleagues and authorities.

Healthcare professionals should prioritize societal service, patient well-being, ethical conduct according to professional codes and regulations, and appropriate professional practice.

Interactions between healthcare providers and patients are governed by principles aimed at delivering appropriate and evidence-based care.

Healthcare professionals must deliver appropriate healthcare according to current scientific knowledge and quality/safety standards.

Healthcare professionals must use available resources wisely and avoid over- or under-utilization, considering costs.

Healthcare professionals are responsible for respecting a patient's personality, dignity and privacy, along with their right to participate in decision making.

Healthcare standards emphasizing the quality and safety of patient care are crucial to proper procedures.

Healthcare professionals must follow established codes of conduct as outlined by governing bodies and healthcare regulations to ensure ethical practice.

Estudio científico del comportamiento humano y los procesos mentales.

Procedimiento racional para llevar a cabo investigaciones y construir conocimiento.

Estudio de cómo las personas son influenciadas por otras (real, imaginada o implícita).

Aplicación de la psicología para mejorar la salud, prevenir enfermedades y cuidar el sistema de salud.

Acciones y comportamientos observables de una persona.

Pensamientos, sentimientos y percepciones NO observables directamente.

Psicología Social aplicada a los problemas de salud para desarrollar intervenciones.

Como las ideas, sentimientos y conductas de una persona son afectadas por la presencia de otras.

Estar físicamente rodeado de personas.

Pensar en otras personas aunque no estén físicamente presentes.

Publicly accessible records of healthcare professionals, maintained by professional associations, that include name, qualifications, specialty, location, and other defined public information.

The rights of healthcare professionals, which are facilitated by the establishment of public registers.

Purpose is to ensure effective and convenient access to professional rights, accessible by public and health authorities.

Additional health professional records maintained by hospitals and insurance companies.

Healthcare approach emphasizing collaboration amongst various specializations.

Comprehensive healthcare processes, avoiding fragmentation between different professionals' role (medical specialities).

Collaboration and interaction among multiple healthcare professionals.

Healthcare organizations are structured as a team of professionals working together from one or multiple specialities.

The essential unifying structure for healthcare services based on one or more health specializations and workforces delivering that healthcare service.

Uninterrupted healthcare delivery

Focuses solely on physical causes of illness, ignoring psychological and social factors.

Considers biological, psychological, and social factors in health and illness.

Health and illness are influenced by a combination of factors, not just one.

Focuses on the patient's experience, needs, and perspective, not just the illness.

Healthy and sick states exist along a spectrum, not discrete categories.

Recognizes the interconnectedness of biological, psychological, and social influences on health.

Diagnoses consider biological, emotional, and cultural factors in a comprehensive approach.

Physiological factors are the root of all illnesses, physical and mental.

Imbalances in bodily fluids (humors) caused specific diseases, including mental illnesses.

Spiritual explanations like divine punishment or demonic influence replaced physiological theories.

Islamic scholars like Avicenna and Averroes continued studying anatomy, disease causes, and treatments based on Galen and Hippocrates.

Scientific inquiry returned with a focus on organic/physiological causes of diseases, minimizing psychological explanations.

Galen, a prominent Greek physician in Roman Empire, suggested the physiological base of mental illness.

Significant Islamic physician and scholar whose medical books (Canon of Medicine) influenced centuries of European and Middle Eastern medicine.

Islamic scholar who studied Galen and Hippocrates and made progress in anatomy, etiology, and diagnosis.

A transition from spiritual to physiological explanations for illnesses, then back to scientific explanations during the Renaissance.

The Church was a central authority influencing health practices and treatments, often prioritizing spiritual explanations over physical ones.