01277nas 22004213a 450 99628090350331620220602213023.02155-7209(OCoLC)639339947(CKB)2320000000016345(CONSER)--2010200227(EXLCZ)99232000000001634520100608auuuu9999 --- aengur|||||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierIEEE/AIAA ... Digital Avionics Systems Conference [proceedings]Piscataway, NJ IEEE2155-7195 ProceedingsDigital Avionics Systems ConferenceDASCCONFERENCE DIGITAL AVIONICS SYSTEMSIEEE/AIAA Digit. Avion. Syst. Conf.Digital avionicsCongressesPeriodicalsDigital avionicsfast(OCoLC)fst00893631Conference papers and proceedings.fastPeriodicals.fastDigital avionicsDigital avionics.629Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.CONFERENCE996280903503316IEEE878179UNISA05101nam 2201405z- 450 9910637777903321202212063-0365-5563-3(CKB)5470000001631760(oapen)https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/94507(oapen)94507(EXLCZ)99547000000163176020202212d2022 |y 0engurmn|---annantxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierHumanistic Approaches to Medical PracticeBaselMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute20221 electronic resource (178 p.)3-0365-5564-1 Medical practice is a mixture of science and art, technique and humanism. The importance of human beings is more obvious in medicine than in any other field. At the center of medical care is the patient, and at its base and that of the entire medical system is the relationship that is established between the patient and the medical staff. Overspecialization is a big component of modern medicine, with professionals working in increasingly narrow fields, which makes patients routinely treated by multidisciplinary teams. This draws attention to the importance of appropriate relationships between members of the medical team for the success of the therapeutic approach. In the context of technological progress in medicine, the need to relate to the humanistic values of the medical profession and the complexity of the medical act in which technical aspects are intertwined with cultural, ethical, legal, psychological, and sociological issues becomes increasingly clear. This Special Issue is dedicated to the humanistic values of medical practice. It includes articles that approach various aspects of the so-called humanistic medicine, drawing a picture of what contemporary medicine should strive for.HumanitiesbicsscSocial interactionbicsscHistorybicsscSocial and ethical issuesbicsscavoidance learningneck painworkplaceemploymentfearexerciseattitudeaccidentsdisabilityobstetrics and gynecologyphysiciansstressmedical practicepsychosomatic symptomscontinuing educationSARS-CoV-2pandemicsfear of COVID 19HIVcardiovascular diseasemetabolic syndromeHAARTFramingham risk scorestudentsmedicinehealthcarelifestylebody imagesocial networkself-esteembody mass indexphysical healthdomestic violencephysician–patient relationshipdental medical students’ opinionteenagersex educationsexual healthpregnancyteenage pregnancysexually transmitted diseasescontraceptioncommunicationhead and neck cancerquality of lifepsychosocialinterventionsasthmaasthma therapysevere asthmapatient behaviourpatient attitudeslength of the visitpatient satisfactionhealth statusappointments and schedulesgeneral practiceadultagingprimary careBorderline Personality Disorderdepressionperfectionismobsessive-compulsive symptomsfearfulnessdependencypsycho-emotional moodsbehavioral problemsacademic performanceCOVID-19 pandemicmedical malpracticecomplaintsdoctorRomaniasocio-demographic characteristicsprofessional characteristicsinstitutional characteristicsembodimentempathyhumanismmedical educationHumanitiesSocial interactionHistorySocial and ethical issuesIoan Beatrice Gabrielaedt1318450Iorga MagdalenaedtIoan Beatrice GabrielaothIorga MagdalenaothBOOK9910637777903321Humanistic Approaches to Medical Practice3033266UNINA