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• Titulo Artículo: The Need for Systems Tools in the Practice of Clinical Medicine
• Resumen: Humanity is currently facing an unprecedented chronic disease burden. Healthcare needs have significantly shifted from treating acute to treating chronic conditions. Chronic diseases tend to involve multiple factors with complex interactions between them evidenced by the continually growing medical knowledge base. The health profession requires the ability to manage this rapidly deepening knowledge base to assimilate the lessons from research and clinical care experience by systematically capturing, assessing, and translating it into the highest level of reliable care. A more systems approach to practicing medicine exists and is referred to as functional medicine. It takes into account the many subsystems in the human body and their many interactions. Although the science behind treating the patient as a system exists, the application of systems tools and techniques have not been utilized. It is only natural to begin to formalize the systems thinking using the established tools from the systems engineering field. Specifically, this paper presents the need for systems tools in the practice of clinical medicine and includes an example application of model-based systems engineering to clinical medicine.
• Autores: Amro M. Farid, Inas S. Khayal, .
• Titulo Revista: Systems Engineering, .
• Numero: 1
• Volumen:20
• Fecha de publicación: 2017.
• Base de Datos Bibliográfica: Otra , .
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• Idioma: Inglés
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• ISBN: 1520-6858

• Título Otra : The Need for Systems Tools in the Practice of Clinical Medicine
• Resumen: Humanity is currently facing an unprecedented chronic disease burden. Healthcare needs have significantly shifted from treating acute to treating chronic conditions. Chronic diseases tend to involve multiple factors with complex interactions between them evidenced by the continually growing medical knowledge base. The health profession requires the ability to manage this rapidly deepening knowledge base to assimilate the lessons from research and clinical care experience by systematically capturing, assessing, and translating it into the highest level of reliable care. A more systems approach to practicing medicine exists and is referred to as functional medicine. It takes into account the many subsystems in the human body and their many interactions. Although the science behind treating the patient as a system exists, the application of systems tools and techniques have not been utilized. It is only natural to begin to formalize the systems thinking using the established tools from the systems engineering field. Specifically, this paper presents the need for systems tools in the practice of clinical medicine and includes an example application of model-based systems engineering to clinical medicine.
• Autores : Amro M. Farid; Inas S. Khayal;
• Autor corporativo: Systems Engineering,
• Fecha de publicación: 2017.
• Tipo : Otra .
• Idioma: Inglés

• Título Otra : The Need for Systems Tools in the Practice of Clinical Medicine
• Resumen: Humanity is currently facing an unprecedented chronic disease burden. Healthcare needs have significantly shifted from treating acute to treating chronic conditions. Chronic diseases tend to involve multiple factors with complex interactions between them evidenced by the continually growing medical knowledge base. The health profession requires the ability to manage this rapidly deepening knowledge base to assimilate the lessons from research and clinical care experience by systematically capturing, assessing, and translating it into the highest level of reliable care. A more systems approach to practicing medicine exists and is referred to as functional medicine. It takes into account the many subsystems in the human body and their many interactions. Although the science behind treating the patient as a system exists, the application of systems tools and techniques have not been utilized. It is only natural to begin to formalize the systems thinking using the established tools from the systems engineering field. Specifically, this paper presents the need for systems tools in the practice of clinical medicine and includes an example application of model-based systems engineering to clinical medicine.
• Autores : Amro M. Farid; Inas S. Khayal;
• Autor corporativo: Systems Engineering,
• Fecha de publicación: 2017.
• Paginas: 0.
• ISBN: 1520-6858.
• Idioma: Inglés

• Titulo Artículo: The Need for Systems Tools in the Practice of Clinical Medicine
• Resumen: Humanity is currently facing an unprecedented chronic disease burden. Healthcare needs have significantly shifted from treating acute to treating chronic conditions. Chronic diseases tend to involve multiple factors with complex interactions between them evidenced by the continually growing medical knowledge base. The health profession requires the ability to manage this rapidly deepening knowledge base to assimilate the lessons from research and clinical care experience by systematically capturing, assessing, and translating it into the highest level of reliable care. A more systems approach to practicing medicine exists and is referred to as functional medicine. It takes into account the many subsystems in the human body and their many interactions. Although the science behind treating the patient as a system exists, the application of systems tools and techniques have not been utilized. It is only natural to begin to formalize the systems thinking using the established tools from the systems engineering field. Specifically, this paper presents the need for systems tools in the practice of clinical medicine and includes an example application of model-based systems engineering to clinical medicine.
• Fecha de publicación: 2017.
• Autor corporativo: Systems Engineering, .
• Idioma: Inglés

Palabras claves:

• Improving Health Outcomes
• Model-based Systems Engineering
• Managing Knowledge Complexity

Público objetivo:

• Docentes
• Educadores Medicos
• Otros profesionales de la salud