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  • Medical Ethics
  • Philosophy of Medicine
  • Healthcare Management

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  • Modern medicine faces inherent tensions between systemic structures and individual patient needs.
  • Discrepancies exist between public health policies and personalized patient care approaches.
  • Interpersonal dynamics between patients and healthcare providers are often strained.

Purpose:

  • To explore the concept of 'care' as a unifying principle to address challenges within healthcare professions.
  • To systematically review and define the notion of care as discussed in contemporary medical literature.
  • To propose a framework for understanding and practicing care in medicine.

Summary:

  • A literature review identified three primary constructs of care: Patient Centered Care, the ethics of care, and Whole Person Care.
  • Despite distinct differences, these paradigms share a common goal: ensuring the patient's objective well-being.
  • The article proposes a reflection on caring, grounded in Dietrich von Hildebrand's philosophy of the 'objective good for the person'.

Impact:

  • Provides a conceptual framework for resolving conflicts in healthcare delivery.
  • Enhances understanding of patient-centeredness and ethical care practices.
  • Offers a philosophical basis for improving the quality of care and patient outcomes.