The Social Demand for a Medicine Focused on the Person: The Contribution of CAM to Healthcare and Healthgenesis
The Social Demand for a Medicine Focused on the Person: The Contribution of CAM to Healthcare and Healthgenesis
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DOI：
10.1093/ecam/nem094
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发表时间：
2007-09-01
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通讯作者：
di Sarsina, Paolo Roberti
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作者：
di Sarsina, Paolo Roberti
非常规药物具有更大的社会影响，所有年龄和社会阶层的1 000多万意大利公民（男性和女性）以及数千个意大利家庭对这种治疗的需求表明，有一种趋势正在逆转，这也涉及医学和科学界的其他部门，将重点从症状转移到更普遍和全面的个人福祉。在过去的几年里，关于非传统医学的科学辩论以及它们与我们西方社会的学术或主流医学的结合，支持并合法化了需求的增长，并激活了涉及生活方式的文化转型过程。因此，重点转向自我修复能力，转向重新唤醒个人潜力，这支持并扩大了治疗的好处，公民开始假装得到了准确的信息，以便自由选择自己的健康方案。
The Non Conventional Medicines have a greater social impact and the demand for such treatments of more than 10 million Italian citizens (male and female) of all ages and social classes and of thousands of Italian families reveals an interest proving that there is a trend reversal, involving also other sectors of the medical and scientific world, which shifts the focus from the symptom to an idea of more general and comprehensive well-being of the person. Over the last few years the scientific debate on Non Conventional Medicines and their integration with the academic or dominant medicine in our western society has favored and legitimated an increase in the demand and has activated a cultural transformation process involving the life styles. The focus is therefore shifted to the self-healing capacities, to the reawakening of the individual potentialities, which support and amplify the benefits of the treatments and the citizens start pretending to be accurately informed in order to choose freely their own health program.