Humanism is a system of beliefs concerned with the needs of people. Patients have clinical care needs as well as interpersonal care needs. Clinical care requires skills of diagnosing and treating. Interpersonal care requires qualities of integrity, honesty, respect, empathy, compassion and altruism. With continuing advances in science and technology, diagnosis and treatment are becoming more and more sophisticated and interpersonal care is neglected. Humanism in medicine aims to promote interpersonal care of patients. In this article, rationale and evolution of humanism are described, humanism in medical profession is discussed and ways for promoting humanism in medical profession are enumerated
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Introduction Training in humanism provides skills important for improving the quality of care receiv...
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Physicians ’ professionalism and humanism have become central foci of the efforts of medical educato...
This article defines professionalism relevant to the medical profession and the trend towards deprof...
Humanism in medicine is defined as health care providers' attitudes and actions that demonstrate res...
Since medicine, by its nature and essence, is directed towards the service to man, it should necessa...
The piece is an essay or reflection on the importance of humanism in medicine. The author encourages...
International audienceAccording to some recent approaches in the philosophy of medicine, biomedicine...
This thesis overviews the concept of Humanistic Medicine and its overall affect in areas of patient ...
Even primitive people practiced medicine with a religious attitude and blamed supernatural forces to...
There is a need to redefine physician excellence through promoting professionalism with humanism to ...
“Humanism is a philosophical approach that seems suited for nursing. As a philosophy it is particula...
Empathy is often described as a virtue which that could help in making medicine more humanistic. Thi...
Researches of problems of medical ethics and deontology in activity of the medical worker presented....
Introduction Training in humanism provides skills important for improving the quality of care receiv...
ABSTRACT T. Jacob - Professionalism and humanitarianism in health care delivery This article defines...
Humanism and the Art of Medicine Daniel Lewis explores the importance of humanistic values to modern...
Physicians ’ professionalism and humanism have become central foci of the efforts of medical educato...
This article defines professionalism relevant to the medical profession and the trend towards deprof...
Humanism in medicine is defined as health care providers' attitudes and actions that demonstrate res...