How to understand the phenomenon of medical humanities loss in today s society?

It is very common to understand that the phenomenon of medical humanities loss in today's society is very common, because the current values are different, so there will be a loss of talents.

This is how I understand the phenomenon of human loss in today's society, because medical workers are very hard and often have doctor-patient conflicts, so this phenomenon can be caused.

I want to understand the phenomenon of the loss of medical humanities in this society, and I think it is better for those who study medicine to strengthen a little bit.

Since the founding of civilization, human beings have never stopped thinking about life and health, so there have been thoughts and remarks about medical humanities since ancient times, but in the early period, medical humanities were only a branch of medicine, and they were generally summarized by some conclusions or experiences from the independent thinking of long-term or former medical staff, and medical humanities have long been in the stage of no formal definition.

With the rapid development of medical technology, human beings are thinking more and more about the humanistic nature of medicine and thinking about life, which provides a very important theoretical foundation for the birth of medical humanities. With the continuous improvement of the overall comprehensive quality of medical workers, the thinking and summary of the work of medical workers are also increasing, and its quality is also improving, which provides a very important academic foundation for the birth of medical humanities.

As a young discipline of great significance for human development, the Department of Medical Humanities is gradually developing through continuous exploration. Medicine, as a science that directly faces people, emphasizes humanistic care more than other sciences.

Science and technology are people-oriented", which is the ultimate goal of science and technology development. The value of science and technology should ultimately be reflected through people's production and living conditions, and should be measured by the degree of civilization of human society, so the social attributes of science and technology should be emphasized, the humanistic value of science and technology should be highlighted, and the "anomie" or "alienation" of science and technology should be prevented.

In addition to the general attributes of science and technology, medicine also has its particularities. Its particularity lies in the fact that medicine is a science that directly faces people, that is, a science that takes people as the object of study and directly serves people. Medicine, more than any other science, emphasizes humanistic care and requires medical workers to have a perfect human cultivation.

The role of humanistic care in medical practice, in fact, what about everyone? Well, after the body is sick, in fact, the spiritual power is very strong, which means that the human psyche can collapse? Therefore, humanistic care has a role in promoting medical practice in medical practice.

Although humanities may seem inconspicuous in medical practice, they can play a leading role in making medical care more acceptable to everyone.

I think that humanities is actually a kind of application in the spiritual realm, that is, through some culture, people feel that they can get through these difficulties and crises, in fact, they can change a person's mentality.

The role of people in the practice of medicine is huge, and everyone creates medical experiences based on learning from each other.

It mainly reflects the humanistic care in the medical process, making patients more comfortable and alleviating patients' pain.

Humanistic care has immeasurable practical significance and important role in medical practice. He is able to provide a kind of psychological support and comfort to his patients.

The humanistic spirit is a trend of thought formed and developed in the development of human beings, and it is a kind of will, emotion, and spirit of human beings, which exists as the spiritual life of human beings. Medical humanistic spirit is the manifestation of the humanistic spirit in the field of medicine, which is the concern for human life, the improvement of human quality of life, the concern of human emotions, the comfort of human soul and the consideration of human development in medical activities. Medicine is a science that studies the problems related to the good state of human physiological indicators, with the purpose of preventing physiological diseases and improving the physiological body of the human body.

The object of its study is human beings, so medicine has the attributes of both natural science and social science. Therefore, in order to make the development of medicine more reasonable, healthy and civilized, it is necessary to strengthen the understanding of the humanistic spirit of medicine on the basis of the understanding of the spirit of medical science.

Medicine is independent, scientific, but it is not a pure science. Medicine was once considered a pure science, and the price of this recognition was the fragmentation and loss of humanity. Medicine is related to the destiny of human beings, and it should be the unity of science, humanity and society, in which the humanistic spirit is an invisible yardstick that regulates the healthy development of medicine.

If medicine is only regarded as a science, blindly following strict scientific principles, and only focusing on the pathology, physiology, and methods of the disease, then many factors will be ignored, such as the patient's psychology, quality of life, and the needs of patients and their families, etc., and it is these humanistic principles that have a vital impact on the cooperation between patients and doctors and the disease. Science and humanism should not be opposites: scientificity determines the rigor and accuracy of medicine, while humanism regulates the inner spirit of medicine.

At present, there are endless problems of doctors and patients in society, the crux of which is not only some objective reasons, such as limited medical resources and imperfect medical and health policies, but the most fundamental is the lack of medical humanistic spirit. As a doctor in the new era, we will go into various departments to serve patients in the future, and comprehensive professional knowledge will help to ensure the security of work, and appropriate humanistic care can reduce the psychological burden of patients and better cooperate**. Therefore, the medical process is not only a **, but also a comfort.

Medicine is not something that can meet any needs of people, and I look forward to the development of medicine to further move towards the process of human beings seeking to prevent diseases, alleviate pain, improve diseases, and maintain health, and move towards the process of human beings revering life, respecting life, respecting thoughts, respecting souls, and demonstrating the humanistic spirit of medicine.

Humanistic medicine is a sub-discipline of medicine that takes the medical humanistic spirit and medical humanistic care as the research object, and involves the world of medical value and physical sensibility, and is an important part of the contemporary medical system.

One refers to an independent discipline;

The second refers to a group of disciplines.

As an independent discipline, humanistic medicine has independent research objects, research contents and research approaches, and its humanistic medical research objects have three characteristics.

1. The characteristic of the research object of humanistic medicine is to seek goodness as the goal.

The contemporary medical system is huge, finely differentiated, with biomedicine as the backbone, all for the purpose of seeking truth; Only humanistic medicine takes the medical humanistic spirit and medical humanistic care related to the essence of medicine as its research object, and aims at seeking goodness.

Medicine has human attributes because of its medical humanistic spirit and medical humanistic care, and humanistic medicine can show its value in the modern medical system because it takes medical humanistic spirit and medical humanistic care as the research object.

2. The characteristic of the research content of humanistic medicine is that the mission is to inquire about the value of the medical world.

From the overall perspective, we study the goodness, beauty, sanctity, love, equality, harmony and other medical values of medicine, and clarify the major issues of right and wrong in medicine: what kind of medicine, hospitals and doctors are "good" and reflect the humanistic nature of medicine; What kind of medicine, hospitals, and doctors are "bad" is contrary to the humanistic nature of medicine.

3. The humanistic medical research approach is characterized by the integrity of the body as the methodological highlight.

All disciplines in the medical system, such as basic medicine, applied medicine and technical medicine, study the body from different aspects, and take a certain structure or function of the body as the research approach. Only humanistic medicine takes the body as a complete unity of body and mind, material nature and divinity, sensibility and reason, nature and society, and studies the humanistic care of medicine for the feeling of the body.

Humanistic medicine is the only discipline in the medical system that studies the body in a comprehensive and holistic way.

What is Medical Humanities? Compared with foreign doctors, how can we improve?

Introduction: Characteristics, Trends and Challenges of the Development of Contemporary Medicine Section 1 Characteristics and Trends of the Development of Contemporary Medicine 1. Differentiation, Interdisciplinarity and Synthesis of Medical Disciplines (1) In-depth and Differentiation of Medical Research (2) Interdisciplinary Intersection and Synthesis (3) Holistic and Comprehensive Research on Medicine (1) In-depth and Differentiation of Medical Research Differentiation of Disciplines - refers to the original relatively independent discipline, which has become two or more new sub-disciplines with the deepening of research. Modern Biomedicine.

Cellular activity, genes, development, and brain function are being explored at the molecular level, leading to a variety of fundamental disciplines.

Rapid development to the molecular level. (2) Interdisciplinary and comprehensive interdisciplinary disciplines Natural science disciplines and medical disciplines intersect and integrate with each other Social science disciplines and medical disciplines interpenetrate and synthesize The interpenetration and synthesis between various medical sub-disciplines Interdisciplinary and comprehensive research between traditional medicine and modern medicine (3) Holistic and comprehensive research on medicine In recent decades, the nervous, endocrine and immune systems.

Important progress has been made in the study of interrelationships, and the concept of neuroendocrine immune network is an important manifestation of the trend of comprehensive research in contemporary medicine. In contemporary biomedicine, the brain and nervous system are approached from the molecular, cellular and holistic levels.

Neurobiology, which conducts multi-layered and integrated research, is becoming one of the new centuries.

In China, modern medicine is characterized by maximizing benefits, and it is really helping you to look forward to it.

All past literature on medical ethics generally contains two contents: virtue theory and deontology. Virtue theory discusses the virtues and qualities that a moral health care worker should possess. Many literatures believe that doctors should have virtues such as benevolence, compassion, patience, carefulness, modesty, prudence, selflessness, fearlessness, honesty, and decency.

Deontology discusses what health care workers should and should not do. Modern medical ethics has two new aspects: First, due to the development of medical and health services, medicine has developed from a one-to-one personal relationship between doctors and patients to a social undertaking with the doctor-patient relationship as the core.

As a social undertaking, it is necessary to consider the distribution of benefits and burdens and the equitable distribution of such resources, especially those related to health policy, institutions and development strategies, such as the equitable distribution of health resources and the maximum possible use of these resources to provide the best medical services for the greatest number of people. This constitutes a new content of medical ethics, that is, the theory of public welfare. Second, the moral obligations, or moral values and beliefs of doctors, as stated in previous medical ethics, are absolute, a "supreme command", because their authority is believed to come from sacred religious scriptures, or from immortal medical saints.

Thus, these norms or values, whether embodied in the codification or in the case of a case, are unconditionally applicable in all cases. However, due to the wide application and rapid development of biomedical technology, the soaring medical costs, and the diversification of values, modern medical ethics is more involved in the intersection or conflict between patients, medical personnel and social values, as well as the ethical problems caused by them. For example, in ancient Chinese and Western medical traditions, abortion was not allowed.

Traditional Chinese medicine is what people call traditional Chinese medicine, which has been adopted and applied by people for a long time, and people have relied on traditional Chinese medicine to treat people since ancient times, so I think Chinese medicine is also veryTrustworthyTarget.

Traditional Chinese medicine has relied on people for a long timeExperience, and some that everyone understandsTheoretical knowledgeto fight the disease. This is what we Chinese have used for hundreds of years, thousands of years or even longer, so there is a reason why traditional Chinese medicine has been maintained until nowIt must have the best effect on some diseases, so weIt shouldn't be questioned

Traditional Chinese medicine is generally done through "".Look, smell, ask, cut"To help patients see a doctor, generally through the experience of Chinese medicine and their research on people's qi and blood, health and other things, so what about modern medicine that people trust nowadays may be more scientific in comparison, because modern medicine is through moreSciencemeans, and the right way to prescribe the right medicineFastThe solution of the disease, but the ** of modern medicine in general may produce some on the human body***After all, it is not like traditional Chinese medicine, which is slowly recuperated by itself. So say if you wantEfficient, then there must be some price to pay.

I think that modern medicine and traditional Chinese medicine can be trusted, but these two medicines have their own disadvantages and their own advantages, and we can't blindly choose one or the other, because only when the advantages of the two or complementary things are combined will there be a more trustworthy medicine.

For modern medicine, I think it would have been a very normal thing.

Nowadays, science and technology are so advanced, and there are some drawbacks in traditional medicine.

This phenomenon shows that modern medicine is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and they have low self-esteem and do not trust tradition.

I think this is a very wrong behavior, and traditional medicine also has a very good point.