Conflictos Biopsicosociales que Enfrenta el Médico Residente durante su Formación Profesional

The article analyzes the biopsychosocial conflicts faced by medical residents during their professional training. Throughout their residency, doctors encounter biological, psychological, and social obstacles that affect their professional performance and emotional health. The qualitative and phenomenological study was conducted through structured interviews with family medicine residents at the IMSS in León, Guanajuato. The results reveal that the main issues include burnout, depression, stress, anxiety, and difficulties in interpersonal relationships with colleagues. The study highlights the importance of implementing strategies to improve working conditions, provide psychological support, and foster healthy interpersonal relationships to promote the overall well-being of residents and their professional development. Conclusion:The article concludes that medical residents face significant biopsychosocial conflicts, primarily related to psychological issues and deteriorated interpersonal relationships. It underscores the need for interventions that improve working conditions, emotional support, and social relationships within the medical training environment.