THE LOST KING AND THE "GUT FEELINGS": INTUICIONES Y BUSCA DE LA VERDAD EN EDUCACIÓN MÉDICA.
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| Title: | THE LOST KING AND THE "GUT FEELINGS": INTUICIONES Y BUSCA DE LA VERDAD EN EDUCACIÓN MÉDICA. |
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| Alternate Title: | The Lost King and the Gut Feelings: Intuitions and Search for Truth in Medical Education. |
| Authors: | GONZÁLEZ-BLASCO, Pablo1 pablogb@sobramfa.com.br, MORETO, Graziela1 |
| Source: | Journal of Medicine & Movies / Revista de Medicina y Cine. Jun2024, Vol. 20 Issue 2, p209-216. 8p. |
| Abstract (English): | A film that is based on a real story. Philippa Langley's adventure in the search for the truth about the life and tomb of Richard III. The movie requires, while watching, to observe and to live Philippa's adventure, in a phenomenological experience. That means: to go through the feeling of incapacity, stand up again and cling to an idea that is taking shape, substantiate the idea to understand that it is not a whim, give way to intuition, at that point, it is grounded, qualified. The discredit of those academics who insist on discouraging her - in the end, is about intuitions not science -- stand up to a firm and determined woman, who maintains the direction, moves forward, brings together the family, who manages to excite with a project based on a qualified intuition. The qualified intuition is the resource that veteran doctors use for their decision making, something that is currently called: Gut Feelings. This intuition -heartfelt, it could be called in Spanish- brings together feelings that are related to the doctor's experience associated with his scientific knowledge and his ability to listen to the patient. The affective component of Gut Feelings complements clinical reasoning and improves medical decision-making through the balance between the doctor's experience and the knowledge of medical evidence. Gut Feelings is an effective resource, although it may seem unscientific, because it cannot be demonstrated. This is the reason why it has not been made explicit, which would be of great help to young people starting a professional career in medicine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | Una película que se apoya en una historia real. La aventura de Philippa Langley en la busca de la verdad sobre la vida y la tumba de Ricardo III. Producción que requiere, al verla, observar y vivir la aventura de Philippa, en una experiencia casi fenomenológica. Pasar por el sentimiento de incapacidad, levantarse de nuevo aferrándose a una idea que va tomando forma, fundamentar la idea para entender que no es un capricho, dar paso a la intuición, en ese punto, ya fundamentada, calificada. El descrédito de los académicos que insisten en desanimarla -al final, se trata de intuiciones no de ciencia- tropiezan con una mujer firme y decidida, que mantiene el rumbo, avanza, reúne a la familia, que consigue entusiasmar con un proyecto basado en una intuición cualificada. La intuición cualificada es el recurso que utilizan los médicos veteranos para sus tomadas de decisiones, algo que actualmente se denomina: Gut Feelings. Esta intuición -corazonada, se podría denominar en español- reúne sentimientos que están relacionados con la experiencia del médico, asociada a sus conocimientos científicos y a su capacidad de escuchar al paciente. El componente afectivo del Gut Feelings complementa el razonamiento clínico y mejora la toma de decisiones médicas a través del equilibrio entre la experiencia del médico y el conocimiento de la evidencia médica. El Gut Feelings es un recurso eficaz, aunque parezca poco científico, porque no se puede demostrar. Ese es el motivo de que no se haga explícito, lo que sería de gran ayuda para los jóvenes que inician la carrera profesional de la medicina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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