Humanization of Medicine. Historical Development
In negative terms we could say that the issue of health care humanization arises from the dehumanization of certain health practices; in positive terms we can instead go back to the most ancient roots of the humanitas that medicine has embodied. Nevertheless, even in this renewed interest, it has no...
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doaj-686061b7e4ce451186f9e115b753a9092020-11-25T00:43:22ZengUniversidad Pontificia ComillasRevista Iberoamericana de Bioética2529-95732018-10-0108011410.14422/rib.i08.y2018.0018743Humanization of Medicine. Historical DevelopmentSalvino Leone0Orden Hospitalaria de San Juan de DiosIn negative terms we could say that the issue of health care humanization arises from the dehumanization of certain health practices; in positive terms we can instead go back to the most ancient roots of the humanitas that medicine has embodied. Nevertheless, even in this renewed interest, it has not always been possible to adequately humanize or re-humanize the actions of health workers. In history there have been different health care patterns (that this article briefly discusses) and various pressures, both religious (such as the great saints’ reformers of assistance) and secular, in order to humanize the health world. Today the need to renew this process is felt even more and the “humanization of health care” must be considered as a priority of current medicine.https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/bioetica-revista-iberoamericana/article/view/8684humanizationcare of the sickGood Samaritanhistory of medical ethicshealth care patterns |
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Humanization of Medicine. Historical Development |
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In negative terms we could say that the issue of health care humanization arises from the dehumanization of certain health practices; in positive terms we can instead go back to the most ancient roots of the humanitas that medicine has embodied. Nevertheless, even in this renewed interest, it has not always been possible to adequately humanize or re-humanize the actions of health workers. In history there have been different health care patterns (that this article briefly discusses) and various pressures, both religious (such as the great saints’ reformers of assistance) and secular, in order to humanize the health world. Today the need to renew this process is felt even more and the “humanization of health care” must be considered as a priority of current medicine. |
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humanization care of the sick Good Samaritan history of medical ethics health care patterns |
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