Registros sobre escuchar voces en historial médico de un servicio de salud mental
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1806-6976.smad.2023.187483Palabras clave:
salud mental, servicios de salud, alucinaciones, proceso salud-enfermedadResumen
Objetivo: analizar los registros de escucha de voces en la historia clínica de los usuarios de un
servicio de salud mental. Metodología: investigación cualitativa que se desarrolló con el análisis
de 175 historias clínicas de un Centro de Atención Psicosocial. Sus registros se escribieron en su
totalidad y se ingresaron en el programa The Art of Data Analysis. Los registros se clasificaron
en función de la descripción de escuchar voces y los reflejos de las voces en la vida cotidiana.
Resultados: las voces pueden ir acompañadas de otras percepciones sensoriales, además de
aparecer como comando, peyorativo, amenazante y provocador, o incluso como llamada, y a
través del ruido en general. Los reflejos, en la vida cotidiana, están impregnados de cambios
de hábitos, rutinas y actitudes, cambios en relación al sueño y miedo en diferentes situaciones.
Conclusión: los fragmentos encontrados son potencialmente importantes para comprender
cómo la escucha de voces puede ser parte de la vida de las personas y no necesariamente ser
considerados síntomas psiquiátricos, que pueden o no ser dañinos.
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