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Resilience

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Construction And Validation Of A Family Resilience Scale For Family Members Of People With Disabilities In The City Of Ica., Adin Mezollam Checcllo Tenorio, Juan Carlos Escudero Nolasco May 2024

Construction And Validation Of A Family Resilience Scale For Family Members Of People With Disabilities In The City Of Ica., Adin Mezollam Checcllo Tenorio, Juan Carlos Escudero Nolasco

Revista de la Facultad de Medicina Humana

Objective: To create and validate a family resilience in caregivers relatives of people with disabilities (ERF-PD). Method: The research design is instrumental. The sampling was non probabilistic with a sample of 301 relatives of people with disabilities. Initially, 40 items were created but this number was reduced after the statistics analysis. Results: Aiken’s V values of 1.00 were obtained in all items. After the item analysis, nine items were removed. From the exploratory factor analysis, 17 items remained that explain 56.0% of the overall variance; whereas the confirmatory factor analysis obtained good fit indexes for this structure (Chi2/gl=1.876; CFI=0.982; TLI=0.979; …


Medical Vocation, Beyond The Duty Of Care: A Review Of Literature From Ethical And Philosophical Perspectives, Ricardo Jonathan Ayala Garcia, Lisset Giuliana Huamaní Huamán May 2024

Medical Vocation, Beyond The Duty Of Care: A Review Of Literature From Ethical And Philosophical Perspectives, Ricardo Jonathan Ayala Garcia, Lisset Giuliana Huamaní Huamán

Revista de la Facultad de Medicina Humana

This review article explores medical vocation as a phenomenon that extends beyond the mere duty of caring for patients, focusing on the significance of ethical commitment, empathy, and resilience in medical practice. The implications for medical training and clinical practice are discussed.