Revisión Sistemática de la Investigación Científica en Trabajo Social y Salud Mental
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2025-937Palabras clave:
revisión sistemática, prisma, producción científica, trabajo social, salud mental, wos, scopus, pubmedResumen
Introducción: El Trabajo Social y la Salud Mental son dos campos interdisciplinarios que trabajan juntos para mejorar el bienestar psicosocial de las personas y las comunidades. En las últimas décadas, ha habido un aumento en el interés en comprender cómo estos dos campos se relacionan y cómo afectan mutuamente el bienestar de las personas. Metodología: Para llevar a cabo esta revisión sistemática utilizando la metodología PRISMA, se realizó un análisis exhaustivo de la producción científica relacionada con el Trabajo Social y la Salud Mental en revistas académicas de impacto. Resultados: La revisión sistemática muestra un mayor reconocimiento de la importancia de abordar los determinantes sociales de la salud en la promoción del bienestar psicosocial y la incorporación de prácticas de Trabajo Social en el campo de la Salud Mental. Discusión: Se busca en particular identificar las tendencias, métodos y resultados más relevantes en la literatura académica reciente sobre este tema. Conclusiones: Este estudio ofrece una perspectiva completa de la relación entre el Trabajo Social y la Salud Mental y destaca la importancia de utilizar un enfoque interdisciplinario para abordar los problemas en este campo.
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