Vol. 81 (2021): Español
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Published 2021-04-30

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Español. (2021). Dimensión Antropológica, 81, 173-189. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/dimension/article/view/17954

Abstract

The purpose of this document is to describe and analyze the interprofesional relationships that are manifested during the care process in a haigh specialty hospital. The area chosen to carry out the study was the neurological rehabilitation service; since being a space that is divided into three therapeutic areas (physiotherapy, occupational and language) allowed us to observe and register during the medical care process, a tenuous collaborative work, product of the hierarchical reaffirmation of knowledge and the conflict of roles.

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