Significant experience: community social dermatology as a training approach
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https://doi.org/10.29176/2590843X.1681Keywords:
Community health networks, Dermatology, Preventive health services, Public health, EducationAbstract
This article addresses the concept of community social dermatology based on the significant experience of training in the dermatology specialization program of the Universidad Libre de Cali and its relationship with other experiences of social dermatology in Latin America. Likewise, highlight the importance of open training scenarios for working with populations. In this sense, a review of scientific production on social
dermatology in the context of Latin America was conducted and contrasted with the missionary proposal of the Universidad Libre de Cali. Finally, reflections and conclusions are presented aimed at recognizing the relevance of social dermatology and the important challenges that exist in the national context for its dissemination, application, and recognition.
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