
handle: 10495/5037
RESUMEN: Este artículo parte de un análisis de la resiliencia y sus diferentes escuelas de pensamiento: la anglosajona, la europea y la latinoamericana, para luego analizar las diferencias conceptuales y metodológicas, que pueden ser clarificadoras a la hora de investigar e intervenir este tema que ha devenido un campo fértil en el área de la salud. Posteriormente, muestra algunas de las diferencias existentes entre promoción de la salud y promoción de la resiliencia, incluyendo las sugerencias de algunos investigadores para la implementación de esta última y su articulación al cuidado de la salud de las mujeres.
ABSTRACT: This article begins with the analysis of resilience and the Anglosaxon, European and Latinamerican ways of thinking. Next it analyses the methodical and conceptual differences that could be clarifying when research and intervention in this fruitful area in health care are undertaken. Finally it shows some of the differences between “promotion of health” and “promotion of resilience”, including some researchers´ suggestions for the implementation of the latter and its articulation into feminine health care.
mujeres, promotion of health, Resilience, promoción de la salud, Promoción de la salud, 610, Resiliencia, Health promotion, Women, women, Mujeres
mujeres, promotion of health, Resilience, promoción de la salud, Promoción de la salud, 610, Resiliencia, Health promotion, Women, women, Mujeres
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