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En torno al concepto de salud y enfermedad. Un dialogo entre la medicina, la literatura y la filosofía

Authors: Hidalgo Balsera, Agustín; González García, María; González Rodríguez, Sara; Bordallo Landa, Javier;

En torno al concepto de salud y enfermedad. Un dialogo entre la medicina, la literatura y la filosofía

Abstract

Un problema de la medicina son las incertidumbres epistémicas que le son propias, tanto por sus métodos de elaboración conceptual como por las que toma de las ciencias naturales y sociales en las que se apoya. En consecuencia, la medicina no es una ciencia, aunque sus bases son cada vez más científicas. Dado que en la medicina en general, y en los conceptos de salud y enfermedad, y en la realidad de los enfermos hay componentes biológicos, psicológicos y sociológicos, no tiene nada de particular invocar a la filosofía y a la literatura para la elaboración de las teorías de la medicina. En este artículo planteamos algunos de estos enfoques, se resaltan las limitaciones de la concepción biologicista y reduccionista de la medicina y se estima que adquiere mayor potencia explicativa de los conceptos de salud y enfermedad cuando se consideran los aspectos humanos y sociales de la teoría y la práctica de la medicina. Además, la literatura aporta una imagen social de la medicina y de los enfermos que deberíamos integrar en los conceptos de salud, enfermedad y enfermo. Llamamos, por último, la atención sobre un proceso que parece haber desaparecido de la práctica médica como es la convalecencia y la necesidad de una completa restauración de la salud por el riesgo, como advierte el aforismo hipocrático, de que de los residuos que quedan de las enfermedades, suelen surgir las recidivas.

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Medicine (General), R5-920, salud, sistemas de salud, enfermos, filosofía, literatura, formación médica, enfermedad

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