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salud publica mex 2018; 60 (S1)


Modelo de tamizaje, atención y monitoreo de la salud mental para adultos en casos de desastre

Alvarez-Monjarás M, Bucay-Harari L

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 36
Paginas: 23-30
Archivo PDF: 259.74 Kb.


RESUMEN

Los desastres afectan a todos los miembros de una comunidad; sin embargo, no todos reaccionan de la misma forma. Por ello, resulta esencial identificar quiénes requieren intervenciones especializadas, así como establecer mecanismos de referencia y atención adecuados para los diferentes servicios de salud mental. Los autores sintetizan recomendaciones de intervenciones basadas en evidencia para informar los esfuerzos de atención a la salud mental para poblaciones expuestas a desastres, específicamente respecto al proceso de tamizaje, referencia y atención psicológica. Asimismo, proponen un modelo comprensivo y de acción coordinada, que utilice los servicios e infraestructura ya existentes, con el objetivo de incentivar tanto la colaboración interinstitucional a futuro, como una mayor profesionalización de la salud mental pública en México.


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