SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL FEATURES OF IMPROVING MEDICAL CULTURE
Abstract
The concept of medical culture encompasses the collective practices, beliefs, and norms related to health and medicine within a society. This article explores the socio-philosophical features of improving medical culture, emphasizing the interplay between social dynamics, philosophical underpinnings, and cultural evolution. By examining historical perspectives, contemporary challenges, and the potential for future developments, we aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of how medical culture can be enhanced to better serve individuals and communities.
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