A Perspective Analysis of Humanity in Medicine: Current Situation (Part I)
Author(s) -
Wei-Wei Wang,
Pengyuan Mao,
Bo Xie,
Qihui Wang,
Xiaofeng Shen,
Changqing Wang,
Luning Sun,
Dongying Fu,
Xirong Guo,
Rong Shen
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
science insights medicine
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2378-8097
DOI - 10.15354/sim.17.re029
Subject(s) - humanity , perspective (graphical) , current (fluid) , engineering ethics , environmental ethics , medicine , psychology , political science , philosophy , computer science , engineering , artificial intelligence , law , electrical engineering
Humanity is required in every field, whether a science or social science discipline. Medicine is described as a learned profession – an applied science combined with the literature and philosophy that surrounds the practice of the profession. Medical humanity is an essential area of medicine that majorly emphasizes the benevolence the physicians do on their patients. Recently, a decrease in the humanity of physicians and consultants toward their patients has occurred, especially in terms of the money, leading to dishonesty in the profession. The people working in the medical humanity should consider the worth in reviving humanity and promote the establishment of humanistic values through the use of different media, such as medical educational materials, journals, and a patient-centered humanity monitoring system. Such a reform requires an integrated system that is organized and incorporated to secure the establishment and development of medical humanity.■
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