Name: The Practice of Medicine as Being in Time (Studies in Medical Philosophy)
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Author: Raymond C. Barfield
ISBN: 9783838214276

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The Practice of Medicine as Being in Time (Studies in Medical Philosophy)

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Libro Físico

Autor

Raymond C. Barfield

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9783838214276

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Medicina: cuestiones generales

The Practice of Medicine as Being in Time (Studies in Medical Philosophy)

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This is an exciting, but difficult, season for the practice of medicine. The effects of corporate transformation on the practice are part of a larger cultural crisis. The arena of medicine is a proving ground for our responses to this crisis, because it is so intimately and immediately related to our bodies. Our answers to contemporary challenges in the practice of medicine will depend on, and probably shape, our answers to philosophical questions at the core of our existence: How do we inhabit our unpredictable and limited lives in a way that allows us to flourish, and how can the deep practice of medicine help? Time is the condition for all human experience, but for mortals like us, time is limited. This limit gives our lives the arc of a story, with a beginning, middle, and end. Unfortunately, many of us in the modern world avoid thinking about limits in our livesespecially the limit on our time called death. The practice of medicine serves people who are facing limits in their lives brought on by the threats of disease and death. Because good doctoring is so intimately related to the complex impact these threats have on our limited lives, this book argues that the significance and meaning of the practice of medicine is inextricably bound to existence in time.