The most famous definition of medical work developed by Savatier, which states that medical work is "the work of a person qualified for the healing of others", and the definition here was limited to the healing, commensurate with the history dating back to the middle of the last century.
And another defined him as: «This activity, which corresponds to the manner and circumstances of its relationship with the rules established in the science of medicine, and in itself - in accordance with the normal course of things - to heal the patient, and the origin of medical work to be therapeutic, that is aimed at the elimination or mitigation of disease , Or simply relieve pain, but also such as medical actions aimed at detecting the causes of health or just the prevention of disease ». It is noted that this definition was limited to the technical aspect and related to the fundamentals and rules of the practice of medical science.
The researcher added: "Every activity is a response to the human body or the same, and in accordance with its nature and nature, it conforms to scientific principles and rules that are theoretically and practically recognized in the field of medicine. It is performed by a doctor authorized by law, With the aim of detecting, diagnosing and treating the disease in order to achieve recovery, to alleviate or reduce the pain of patients or to prevent the disease or to preserve the health of individuals or to achieve social interest provided that the satisfaction of those who are doing this work ».
It is noted that the latter definition included the reference to important elements in the composition of medical work:
- Work place: represented in the human body,
- Prescription-based: a doctor,
- The method of doing the work: the approval of the assets and rules of medicine,
- The objectives of medical work: diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.
It is the definition of an extension of the scope of medical work, following the narrowing of the previous definitions, as well as the reference to the legal element in the medical process, the statement to be made by the physician, and the patient's satisfaction with medical work. However, what is meant by this definition is that the practice of medical work is limited to the doctor only. In fact, as health and medicine developed, medical intervention was necessary for the intervention of other people to practice other branches of medical science and to carry out operations outside the traditional framework of the physician. Exceed diagnosis, treatment and surgical procedures at best.
And another defined him as: «This activity, which corresponds to the manner and circumstances of its relationship with the rules established in the science of medicine, and in itself - in accordance with the normal course of things - to heal the patient, and the origin of medical work to be therapeutic, that is aimed at the elimination or mitigation of disease , Or simply relieve pain, but also such as medical actions aimed at detecting the causes of health or just the prevention of disease ». It is noted that this definition was limited to the technical aspect and related to the fundamentals and rules of the practice of medical science.
The researcher added: "Every activity is a response to the human body or the same, and in accordance with its nature and nature, it conforms to scientific principles and rules that are theoretically and practically recognized in the field of medicine. It is performed by a doctor authorized by law, With the aim of detecting, diagnosing and treating the disease in order to achieve recovery, to alleviate or reduce the pain of patients or to prevent the disease or to preserve the health of individuals or to achieve social interest provided that the satisfaction of those who are doing this work ».
It is noted that the latter definition included the reference to important elements in the composition of medical work:
- Work place: represented in the human body,
- Prescription-based: a doctor,
- The method of doing the work: the approval of the assets and rules of medicine,
- The objectives of medical work: diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.
It is the definition of an extension of the scope of medical work, following the narrowing of the previous definitions, as well as the reference to the legal element in the medical process, the statement to be made by the physician, and the patient's satisfaction with medical work. However, what is meant by this definition is that the practice of medical work is limited to the doctor only. In fact, as health and medicine developed, medical intervention was necessary for the intervention of other people to practice other branches of medical science and to carry out operations outside the traditional framework of the physician. Exceed diagnosis, treatment and surgical procedures at best.
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