Carl G. Jung (1875-1961) believed in a more humanized care, in which the psychotherapist placed himself on an equal footing with the patient. In th...

Carl G. Jung (1875-1961) believed in a more humanized care, in which the psychotherapist placed himself on an equal footing with the patient. In this way, it was possible to achieve better results in the care. Therefore, humanization of care in hospital environments is fundamental and it is known to bring several benefits to the patient. Considering this information and the content studied about the multidisciplinary team in the hospital, humanized care in health guarantees the patient the maintenance of:


A) access to truthful information.
B) more sincere and objective dialogue.
C) conscious decisions.
D) their dignity as a human being.
E) facilitated interventions.