La importancia de las habilidades de pensamiento crítico, de la responsabilidad profesional y del desarrollo de oportunidades en la carrera profesional

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El artículo proporciona una descripción completa sobre cómo pueden aplicarse las habilidades de pensamiento crítico y la responsabilidad profesional para mejorar la vida de las personas con discapacidades intelectuales y del desarrollo (DID) e influir en un cambio sistémico de mayor alcance. El manuscrito destaca tres habilidades básicas del pensamiento crítico —análisis, síntesis y pensamiento transformacional— y analiza su importancia para impulsar el cambio y avanzar en este ámbito. El documento subraya la necesidad de que los profesionales en DID alcancen un equilibrio entre un enfoque filosófico y su aplicación práctica, asumiendo la responsabilidad hacia sus clientes y la sociedad. Se reclama el uso de prácticas basadas en la evidencia, planificación centrada en la persona y colaboración activa con las personas con DID y sus familias. El campo de conocimiento está experimentando un cambio hacia el reconocimiento de los derechos y la autonomía de las personas con DID. Esto incluye la adopción de un “Paradigma de Ciudadanía Compartida” que pone énfasis en la inclusión y el empoderamiento.
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