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Medical Technology and Technique
2020The rich array of anthropological research on medical technology has primarily been carried out by anthropologists with specialization in medical anthropology, and science and technology studies. This research benefits from its conversations with the history of medicine.
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Health Policy, 1990
Abstract Over the past few decades, China has made Impressive efforts to transfer Western health care technology to its health care system. The capability of the system for dealing with disease has undoubtedly been greatly Increased by these efforts.
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Abstract Over the past few decades, China has made Impressive efforts to transfer Western health care technology to its health care system. The capability of the system for dealing with disease has undoubtedly been greatly Increased by these efforts.
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Assessing Medical Technologies
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986New technologies have developed so rapidly that the evaluation of their safety, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness has lagged. Because of this lag, (1) patients may not receive the optimal technology for their care, (2) hospitals and industry may not invest in cost-effective technologies, and (3) practitioners may cling to inappropriate technologies ...
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Women's Studies International Forum, 1993
Synopsis Medical technology assessment (MTA) has developed as an instrument for exercising political and social control over existing as well as future medical treatments. On the national and international levels, MTA has broken from mainstream technology assessment and been established as separate agencies and committees.
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Synopsis Medical technology assessment (MTA) has developed as an instrument for exercising political and social control over existing as well as future medical treatments. On the national and international levels, MTA has broken from mainstream technology assessment and been established as separate agencies and committees.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981
To the Editor.— In 1891 the noted Philadelphia physician S. Weir Mitchell complained to his colleagues, "You know, alas! that we now use as many instruments as a mechanic." 1 Mitchell would be dismayed by practice today. Technology is pervasive in its scope and effects on the physician's actions, the patient's body, and the public's purse.
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To the Editor.— In 1891 the noted Philadelphia physician S. Weir Mitchell complained to his colleagues, "You know, alas! that we now use as many instruments as a mechanic." 1 Mitchell would be dismayed by practice today. Technology is pervasive in its scope and effects on the physician's actions, the patient's body, and the public's purse.
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Medical intervention, medication and modern technology
1994Everything has to start somewhere, and diagnosis is a good start for rehabilitation. It involves investigations to eliminate stroke-mimicking pathologies and formal identification leads, more often than not, to professional intervention and treatment. Which is where modern technology comes in.
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Medical Science Versus Medical Technology
2018Until the 1940s, the relative advantages of allopathic compared to empiric medicine in patient treatment were not clear cut. The cell theory and the success of the pathological–clinical correlations advanced allopathic medicine; however, translation to superior medical treatments at the time did not vouchsafe allopathic medicine. It is tempting to look
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Is This the Future of Medical Technology?
Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology, 2014openaire +3 more sources