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의료실천의 개념과 필요성
Received: Aug 04, 2012; Accepted: Dec 19, 2012
Published Online: Dec 31, 2012
ABSTRACT
Although modern medicine cuts physicians off from patients as a matter of convenience and efficiency, patients want doctors to respect them and to treat them with careful consideration and professional skill. As a service given by doctors for treating patients’ health issues, medical practice has four components: physician, patient, problem, and process. This article sheds light on these four components and examines medical practice from three unique perspectives: pathological, humanistic, and social.