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Observational research that describes characteristics of a phenomenon or a group without manipulation of variables.

Research methods that explore the relationship between two or more variables without manipulating any variable.

Research where researchers actively manipulate one or more independent variables to observe their effect on a dependent variable.

The variable that is deliberately changed or manipulated in an experiment.

The variable that is measured to observe the effect of the changes in the independent variable.

Descriptive research methods where researchers observe and record behavior or characteristics without manipulating any variables.

Research methods where researchers collect data from a sample of individuals through questionnaires or interviews, to understand their views, attitudes, experiences.

Issues that arise from the ethical aspects of participating in research studies, especially when participants are not aware they are being observed.

Patients have the freedom to select their healthcare provider, whether in a public or private system.

A healthcare professional can decline to treat a patient only if it doesn't lead to a significant lapse in care.

Patients have the right to receive the information required to make informed choices regarding their care.

Healthcare professionals must respect the personal traits, dignity, and privacy of the patient under their care.

Patients should be involved in decisions concerning their care.

Patients have the right to know the doctor's name, qualifications, specialty, and role within the healthcare facility.

Healthcare professionals must provide enough, relevant information to facilitate patients' informed decision-making.

Rules regarding the healthcare provider's selection and refusal to provide services must be publicly known and easy to access.

Procedures for healthcare professionals to refuse to provide care should be regulated, transparent, and formalized within the public or private system.

Healthcare professionals have ethical responsibilities when providing care within both public and private systems.

Persona que presta servicios de salud con una formación y titulación específicas.

Listas públicas de profesionales de salud, incluyendo información como nombre, especialización y lugar de trabajo, accesibles al público y a las administraciones sanitarias.

Reglas fundamentales que guían la interacción entre profesionales de salud y pacientes, protegiendo derechos y promoviendo una atención ética.

Registros adicionales a los públicos, utilizados en centros sanitarios o entidades de seguros para organizar la información profesional.

Atención a la salud que integra la cooperación entre profesionales y continuidad asistencial, evitando la fragmentación del proceso.

Grupo de profesionales de salud que colabora para brindar servicios de atención sanitaria.

Las interacciones y colaboraciones entre diferentes profesionales sanitarios para mejorar la atención.

Colaboración multidisciplinar entre profesionales sanitarios para ofrecer una atención sanitaria integral.

Seguimiento de un paciente a lo largo del tiempo sin interrupciones.

Protección de privacidad e información personal de los pacientes por parte de los profesionales sanitarios.

A model of health that views health and illness as a product of biological, psychological, and social factors interacting.

A concept that represents health and illness not as separate states but as points along a continuous spectrum.

Involving many different aspects or dimensions.

Focusing on the patient's needs and perspectives in healthcare.

The interplay between biological, psychological and social factors determining health & illness.

A multifaceted diagnostic approach considering biological, emotional, cultural and social factors.

Diagonsis that takes into account patient's social support system, family, and environment.

A health model that views health as the absence of disease, and disease as caused by a specific physical or biological problem needing a localized solution. It focuses on the body as separate from the mind.

A holistic health model that considers biological, psychological, and social factors as influences on health and disease.

Psychological disorder where neurological symptoms occur, but cannot be explained by biological or organic causes.

State of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease.

The separation of mind and body.

Reducing complex problems to their simplest parts.

The model currently most widely used or accepted.

Symptoms having a single, direct cause.

Physical changes or problems in the body that cause health issues.

Illnesses where the cause is not rooted in physical, biological problems.