Authors :
Dr Mohammed LAHFAOUI, Pr Mohammed Boughaleb, Pr Houssine Benhaddou
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 4 - April
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Abstract :
Innovation in medicine has always existed. It
is the necessary adaptation so that the health system can
survive while adapting to the times and the
environment. Today, the innovative approach consists
of a more global and systemic vision of health,
associating all the actors: users, their entourage and
health professionals. The health practices resulting from
innovation are undoubtedly linked to a
transdisciplinary and pluri-professional culture and to a
common, rather than siloed, training of health
professionals. The research from which innovative
practices will emerge will have to be based on this
innovative vision of health combining basic sciences and
humanities. The authors underline the need for
regulation and the ethical aim for the sustainability of
innovative practices in health.
Keywords :
Innovative practices; Environmental medicine; Health; Sustainable development; Ethics ;Regulation; Training.
Innovation in medicine has always existed. It
is the necessary adaptation so that the health system can
survive while adapting to the times and the
environment. Today, the innovative approach consists
of a more global and systemic vision of health,
associating all the actors: users, their entourage and
health professionals. The health practices resulting from
innovation are undoubtedly linked to a
transdisciplinary and pluri-professional culture and to a
common, rather than siloed, training of health
professionals. The research from which innovative
practices will emerge will have to be based on this
innovative vision of health combining basic sciences and
humanities. The authors underline the need for
regulation and the ethical aim for the sustainability of
innovative practices in health.
Keywords :
Innovative practices; Environmental medicine; Health; Sustainable development; Ethics ;Regulation; Training.
