Health Industrialization
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ISBN/EAN:
9780081017937
Health Industrialization discusses the way healthcare professionals distinguish between medicine, surgery, and diet and lifestyle guidelines. In other words, the ways that medicine aims to provide quantity of life. Men and women would rather remain in good health as long as possible and compensate for the deficiencies that crop up to the best of their abilities. Hence, they are looking for quality of life that results in tensions brought on by different objectives. This book hypothesizes that this tension is the cause of an industrialization of medicine or health that depends to a degree on the point-of-view we choose. - Offers the key to understanding how this new form of industry will spread to create real change in the field of patient care - Explores ethical issues and analyzes the various technologies at work in this transformation
Bruno Salgues is Director of Studies of Institut Mines-T‚l‚com in Paris, France. He is also a University lecturer and researcher at the TIC&Sante in Montpellier.
Bruno Salgues is Director of Studies of Institut Mines-T‚l‚com in Paris, France. He is also a University lecturer and researcher at the TIC&Sante in Montpellier.
Autor: | Bruno Salgues |
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EAN: | 9780081017937 |
eBook Format: | PDF/ePUB |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Produktart: | eBook |
Veröffentlichungsdatum: | 24.06.2016 |
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Schlagworte: | continuity of care efficiency healthcare health technology industrialization industry labour living conditions patient demand plan professional autonomy professional value role standardization |
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