A burst of advocacy
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Despite the complexity of plastic waste disposal, young people seek solutions and take action. I’m a third-year college student who has signed up for far too many classes this semester — and therefore, an avid iced coffee drinker.
La dependencia: un reto creciente
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- Written by Nadia - Secretary
Los días 30 y 31 de marzo 2019 se reunirán en Valencia todo tipo de profesionales relacionados con el mundo
Séminaire international pour agents de santé
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Sociétés multi-ethniques et pratiques médicales.Perspectives anthropologiques et ethnographiques de la médecine occidentale et africaine.
Quale cultura, quale unità?
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La nuova newsletter nasce dal desiderio di raccontare il percorso in atto in dodici ambiti della cultura che si interrogano, ricercano e si sfidano
From interrelationship to reciprocity: its implications in the medical sphere
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- Written by Anna Fratta
We have reflected on the importance of communication and the art of interrelating in Medicine. My task now is to talk about the significance and value of reciprocity. It is our conviction that knowing how to communicate and to enter into a relationship with another – whether this person is a colleague, a health worker, a patient or his/her relatives – requires a step farther: to arrive at a reciprocal relationship.
Summer School Barcellona 2018
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- Written by Mariagrazie e Teodoro
"L'arte della cura oggi: professionisti sanitari in dialogo". Barcellona dal 27 al 30 settembre 2018 . Se sei un giovane professionista o uno studente di materie biomediche, avrai senz'altro iniziato a confrontarti
Summer School 2018
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27th to 30th September 2018. Registration. If you are a young healthcare professional or a medical or biomedical student, you may probably be asking yourself these same questions as we do while we work in the health field:
Congresso CARUARU Brasil
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23-25 Agosto 2018. Diálogo Interdisciplinar na Construção da Saúde Integral. Atualmente é consenso comum que a bioquímica e a genética não são suficientes para uma compreensão perspicaz
The role of spirituality for the patient and the care team
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- Written by Flavia Caretta
In all traditions, medicine is seen as a gift of the Divine or of a Divinity. The oath of Hippocrates already attests this. Medicine calls for a profound transformation of the sick person, anactual conversion, that is, the healing of the body. When thistakes place, it is in practice the consequence of the healing of the soul obtained through purification, a catharsis that may bemore or less long.In this therapeutic scenario the reestablishment of a spiritual relationship with the divine brings one back to normality, that is to health.
Health is a gift - From the 1973 Diary
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- Written by Chiara Lubich
Chiara Lubich shared the light she experienced during a period of illness.
Medical Professionalism: a GP’s Perspective
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- Written by MABEL AGHADIUNHO
“A really good liver” I remember when I was a medical student the excitement of going round the wards with a keen doctor who would take us to feel a “really good spleen” or listen to an “interesting cardiac murmur”. Like my fellow students in our new, pristine white coats, I was very excited. However, something in me rebelled and a little voice said, “This isn’t quite right”. It was not that we did not greet the patient, ask permission to examine and do all that medical etiquette and politeness required
Evolution of the hospital and commitments to be assumed
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- Written by YVONNE KREMMER
Evolution of medicine and of the hospital. Through the centuries, the European hospital has gone through a real metamorphosis.
Starting from the “Hospitalis Domus”, the house where guests were received during the first centuries of our era, the hospital was primarily the place where Christian charity was exercised through all ages.
The Therapy for Chronic Pain: Painmedicine
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I am specialised in anaesthesia and I have other specialisations in pain therapy, acupuncture and palliative medicine. I work with 5 colleagues in a specialised medical surgery. (In Germany the national health system has two branches: hospitals and medical clinics/surgeries). Our clinic for pain therapy and palliative medicine, is the biggest medical surgery for the therapy of chronic pain in Germany.
What is Professionalism to me? How do I practice it?
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Right from the beginning of my professional career, it was very clear for me that the patient had to occupy centre stage. As I practised medicine, I understood that this preference had to be translated into practical choices, which were sometimes small but nonetheless fundamental.
From interrelationship to reciprocity: its implications in the medical sphere
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- Written by ANNA FRATTA
We have reflected on the importance of communication and the art of interrelating in Medicine. My task now is to talk about the significance and value of reciprocity.
It is our conviction that knowing how to communicate and to enter into a relationship with another – whether this person is a colleague, a health worker, a patient or his/her relatives – requires a step farther: to arrive at a reciprocal relationship.
