O desenvolvimento psicossocial e educacional de indivíduos com anomalias faciais
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https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.39779Palavras-chave:
anomalia, lábio fissurado, promoção da saúde, educação em saúde.Resumo
Esta revisão reune dados da literatura científica atual sobre o desenvolvimento psicossocial e educacional de indivíduos portadores de anomalias craniofaciais2. vÉ possível observar uma tendência, no tratamento desses indivíduos, de focalizar todos os níveis de complexidade, não apenas objeti~ ando o seu restabelecimento funcional e anatómico, mas também o desenvolvimento de uma pessoa saudável, no conceito mais amplo de bem-estar emocional, social e profissional. Para que esse objetivo seja plenamente alcançado? é imprescindível uma atenção educacional inclusive e propulsora, com o envolvimento de todosos profissionais. sejam da área da saúde ou da área educacional, em convívio com esses pacientes.
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