ランセット 1823-2023:より良い生活のための最高の科学

Martin Gorsky¹, Agnes Arnold-Forster²

¹Centre for History in Public Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK.

Lancet (London, England)

|October 7, 2023

まとめ

医学雑誌のランセットは 200年に渡って科学の先駆けで世界的な健康を形作っています医学の進歩と世界的な医療政策に影響を及ぼしています.

科学分野:

医療歴
公衆衛生政策
世界保健

背景:

ランセットは2023年に創刊200周年を記念し,その歴史的な影響を反映しています.
雑誌は,その存在を通じて"より良い生活のための最高の科学"というミッションを一貫して追求してきました.
医療科学と医療組織に関する基礎的著作を 2 世紀に渡って出版してきました

研究の目的:

ランセットの英国と世界の医学への貢献を調査する.
医学科学と医療政策の形成におけるジャーナルの役割を分析する.
ランセットの出版物における科学,政策,アドボカシーの交差点を検討する.

主な方法:

ランセットの記事と編集者の見解を分析した.
2世紀の医療と医療組織の主要なテーマと発展の見直し
国内および世界の健康問題に関するジャーナルのキャンペーンとアドボカシー作業の検討.

主要な成果:

ランセット誌は外科,熱帯医学,ワクチン接種など様々な医療分野における画期的な研究成果を公表しています
ジャーナルは,公衆衛生,専門的な基準,および普遍的な健康保険の重要な提唱に従事しています.
歴史的分析は,医学を国際的追求として一貫した描写とともに,帝国時代の植民地的な態度の影響を含む,進化する見方を明らかにしています.

結論:

ランセットの遺産は厳格な科学的出版と影響力のある擁護の組み合わせによって定義されています
この雑誌は医療科学の発展と医療を通して社会の改善に重要な役割を果たしています
医療の歴史は医療の進歩と医療が活動する社会環境の両方を反映しています

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