normalizaciÓn del discurso homofÓbico: aspectos bioÉticos normalizaÇÃo do discurso homofÓbico: aspectos bioÉticos normalizing homophobic discourse: bioethical considerations
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La homofobia está presente en todo discurso, sólo que por la normalización de ciertas conductas de rechazo hacia los homosexuales no nos percatamos. Este artículo analiza específicamente el discurso homofóbico del personal de salud. La ética profesional dicta que este personal trate con respeto y dignidad a los pacientes; sin embargo, se ha comprobado que existen actitudes prejuiciadas en las instituciones de salud que disminuyen la posibilidad de ayuda al paciente y generan mala relación y desconfianza
A homofobia está presente em todo discurso, e não nos damos conta de certas condutas de rejeição aos homossexuais. Este artigo analisa especificamente o discurso homofóbico dos profissionais da saúde. A ética profissional diz que estes profissionais tratem com respeito e dignidade ao paciente, contudo, comprovou-se que existem atitudes prejudiciais nas instituições de saúde que diminuem a possibilidade de ajuda ao paciente e geram uma relação de desconfiança
The homophobia is present in all social discourses, but we do not realize it due to the normalization of certain rejection behaviors against homosexual persons. This paper analyzes specifically the homophobic discourse of health care personnel. The professional ethics dictates this personnel treats with respect and dignity to all patients. Nevertheless it has been proved that there are some prejudice attitudes in health care centers which diminish the possibility of health care assistances to patients and generate a poor and distrusted relationship between the health care professional and the patient
A homofobia está presente em todo discurso, e não nos damos conta de certas condutas de rejeição aos homossexuais. Este artigo analisa especificamente o discurso homofóbico dos profissionais da saúde. A ética profissional diz que estes profissionais tratem com respeito e dignidade ao paciente, contudo, comprovou-se que existem atitudes prejudiciais nas instituições de saúde que diminuem a possibilidade de ajuda ao paciente e geram uma relação de desconfiança
The homophobia is present in all social discourses, but we do not realize it due to the normalization of certain rejection behaviors against homosexual persons. This paper analyzes specifically the homophobic discourse of health care personnel. The professional ethics dictates this personnel treats with respect and dignity to all patients. Nevertheless it has been proved that there are some prejudice attitudes in health care centers which diminish the possibility of health care assistances to patients and generate a poor and distrusted relationship between the health care professional and the patient
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| Authors | ;María de la Luz Sevilla González;Nelson Eduardo Álvarez Licona |
| Journal | new zealand plant protection |
| Year | 2006 |
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