The participants' short films should cover one of the following issues:
- Community Health. Health is here understood as an issue which is notjust individual, and therefore, can collaborate, help or lead communityhealth’s processes with a focus on the resources and people who promotehealth in the community outside the health clinic.
- De-medicalizating the daily life. Actions which are addressed to reversethe process of de-medicalization of life, understood as life events turninginto health problems, and from this perspective, are treated by differenthealth care professionals.
- From deprescription of drugs to social prescription. Deprescriptionas a process to dismantle the drugs prescription through the analysis, withthe attempt to solve its paradoxes. Social prescription as the derivation to aperson who goes to the medical consultation to the resources out of thehealthcare system which are present in the community.
The short film should last a maximum of 6 minutes, excluding the official start and end cover titles.
Short films with direct or indirect advertising from any sponsor, product or service will be rejected.
The first 3 seconds must contain the official competition cover title, and then the title cover, the title and director of the short film. These are downloadable from http://polimedicado.org/
Short films can be submitted in any language. In the event that the language is not Spanish or English, subtitles should be inserted in either of these languages.
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