Biomedical Practices

Biomedical Practices

Introduction

Biomedicine is a new between the various existing health sciences, and science that operates in the field of interface between Biology and Medicine, focused on the research of human diseases, environmental factors and their epidemiology, aiming to understand the causes, effects, and mechanisms to develop and enhance diagnosis and treatment. The Biomedical practices identify, classifies and studies the causal agents of diseases and develop or improve ways to combat them. They work in hospitals, universities, colleges, research centers, Government and Private Laboratories, Public Health Agencies and other managing, teaching, conducting research and testing in partnership with Biochemists, Biologists, Doctors, Pharmacists and other healthcare professionals. It has been very significant that the definition of human and nature have changed in the filed of biomedicine because of the emergence of technology (Bekier, 2010). The core focus of this paper is to discuss the changes that the biomedicine practices have brought in the definitions of human and nature.

Discussion

The issue that has been selected for discussion in this paper is that human work would be finished with the expansion of biomedical practices. The following discussion is focused towards discussing this serious issue related to biomedical practices. It is very significant that the biomedical paradigm remains dominant in the teaching of medical schools. A doctor trained in this tradition seems to favor the rightful place in the strictly scientific approach, in their daily work. In fact, he finds fast in practice, that “the” science “and the scientific method are dealing with the understanding and treatment of disease, not with the patient and patient care. The biomedical model stems from the medical application of the analytical method conventional reductionist science of nature. Belief presiding director in the development of this method - and its illusory promise - is the idea that we manage to solve the mystery of reality and to achieve a clear understanding, some distinct and progressive dissection of this reality by ever smaller components.

The import of the analytical model of medicine is accompanied by an initial decision that we can illustrate very schematically as follows: being sick (having bad, feeling bad, being disturbed, etc.) reduces to having a disease, a “disease entity” within the organization (Devettere, 2000). The medical approach should, therefore, follow the path of the man who “is wrong” and just ask for help from a doctor, to the facts and disease processes that it can identify in his physical body. The biomedical model has, therefore, a basic problem that accounts for much of the uneasiness in the face of medicine by a number of patients, as the malaise that doctors may feel themselves in situations that face their traditional model of thinking and acting the part leaves the poor. The error that makes this model a model crippled condenses Engel, is that it does not include the patient and his attributes as a person, as a human being.

Modern medicine is becoming more powerful in its fight against the disease, old age and death, by which progress should be ...