Path Analysis On the Cultivation of Humanistic Spirit in Medicine
Wei Zhao, Hongwei Cao, Fengxian Sun
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Wei Zhao, Hongwei Cao, Fengxian Sun
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Abstract:People-oriented, is actually a concrete manifestation of modern human spirit, humanistic spirit in modern medicine can be embodied in the concept of "patient-oriented", the humanistic spirit of "people -oriented" in medicine is an important means to prevent the "alienation of medicine".Modern medical model calls for the transformation of education concept in modern medicine, it will be the training objective of each educator in medical science, through the organic integration of medical science and humanistic spirit, to cultivate medical talents not only of solid knowledge in medicine but also having a heart fulfilled with humanistic spirit.
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Abstract:People-oriented, is actually a concrete manifestation of modern human spirit, humanistic spirit in modern medicine can be embodied in the concept of "patient-oriented", the humanistic spirit of "people -oriented" in medicine is an important means to prevent the "alienation of medicine".Modern medical model calls for the transformation of education concept in modern medicine, it will be the training objective of each educator in medical science, through the organic integration of medical science and humanistic spirit, to cultivate medical talents not only of solid knowledge in medicine but also having a heart fulfilled with humanistic spirit.
Key concepts: Humanism, Path (computing), Computer science, Sociology, Traditional medicine, Philosophy, Medicine, Theology