The piece is an essay or reflection on the importance of humanism in medicine. author encourages clinicians, first and foremost, to consider their relationship with patients from vantage point a shared humanity. This view allows for better understanding patients' needs ensures patient-centered care.

Humanity is nothing but treating human as humankind and showing love towards them regardless of their age racistic nature. The expression humaneness differs according to the situation. prominent reason for emergence theory humanity in order know essence life prevent hindrance that making mankind not relish true humaneness. One should people around are also being who has same feelings, emotions,...

PURPOSE To assess the relationships of cognitive and noncognitive performance predictors to medical student preclinical and clinical performance indicators across medical school years 1 to 3 and to evaluate the association of psychological health/wellness factors with performance. METHOD In 2010, the authors conducted a cross-sectional, correlational, retrospective study of all 175 students a...

In his response to Szasz' Secular Humanism and Scientific Psychiatry, the author considers the use of rhetorical devices in Szasz' work, Szasz' avoidance of acknowledging psychiatry's scientific distinctions, and Szaszian libertarianism versus liberalism.

Section A of "The core curriculum model for pharmacy education" (2002)- "Learning about Humanism"- outlines the educational contents for ethics in pharmaceutical departments. People who read this section are likely to conclude that the cultivation of human sensitivity is of prime importance in ethics education in pharmacy. However, if a pharmacist found herself or himself on the horns of a mora...

The advancement of the human race and emergence new ideologies/movements often come hand in hand. Post-humanism is a concept whose origin can be traced to 1980s when people began challenge long-established views humanism. Humanism emphasises that world evaluated through fixed moral hierarchy where species must placed on top it. On contrary, post-humanism challenges this view by highlighting imp...

The GRIN technologies (-geno, -robo, -info, -nano) promise to change the inner constitution of human body and its own existence. This transformation involves the structure of our lives and represent a –brave?– new world that we have to explore and to manage. In this sense, the traditional tools of humanism seems very inadequate to think the biotech century and there is a strong demand of a new ...