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Handbook of Complexity in Medicine: Handbook of Complexity in Medicine

Editat de Marco Manca
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 27 apr 2025
This work, designed for clinicians, adopts a coordinated multidisciplinary approach to a range of topics central to complexity in medicine, with the aim of offering an integrated, unitary perspective that stands in contrast to the traditional simplification inherent in the subdivision into single specialties.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9783319107165
ISBN-10: 331910716X
Pagini: 1200
Ilustrații: 120 schwarz-weiße und 230 farbige Abbildungen, Bibliographie
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:1st ed. 2025
Editura: Springer
Colecția Springer
Seria Handbook of Complexity in Medicine

Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland

Public țintă

Professional/practitioner

Cuprins

Introduction to complexity.- The mathematics of complexity.- Philosophy of complexity.- Prediction and decision making.- Information, noise… and meaning?.- “Systems” and complexity.- Small scale. Of a unifying theory in medicine.- Quantum physics and biology.- The “dark side” of our genomes: spatial organization, noise, etc.- Organization, balance between noise and information.- Networks theory and the inner life of cells.- Form and function, old paradigm true again?.- The missing mesoscales.- The magnitude of a human. What you do with what you got: of genes and the environment.- The virtual human.- The disaster of disease. A failing human.- A human ecosystem. Of identity and complexity.- Being so meta. Humans, between freedom and determinism.- Defining a human: what we eat, do, think.- Competing cultures and the righteous mind.- Stigma. Making sense as a cure and a disease.- The struggle for enlightenment. Section A The human brain 20 Cells, areas, networks, etc.- Tooling up for brain research.- Modeling the brain. Blowing a ghost in the shell.- Building, toying, and understanding.- Informing mental health. The DSM and beyond.- At the heart of a human.- Physiome project.- Multiple models of a single organ. Can we put Humpty Dumpty back together?.- Medicine and basic sciences. More than the sum of the parts.- Heart-brain connection.- A map of metabolism.- ReconX and the gps of metabolism.- Translating the models into practice.- The gaps in the map.- Clinical AI 32 Profiling and other strategies.- Infectious diseases.- Cancer therapy.- The hackers’ philosophy in medical research.- Lost and found in translation.- From biological insights to clinical intelligence.- Of models and clinical pathways.- Generalizing average Joe.- Bigdata and medicine.- The resistance to adoption.- Medicine Vs Research?.- The beauty of small.- Power of one.- Tools for uncertainty.- Extending the model.- Data. Collection, quality, analyses.-  eHealth as the trait d’union between research and medicine.- Clinical models. Competition and emulation between doctors and AI. The clinical dilemma.- Time as a partner. Ticking beyond rhethorics.- Care as a negotiation of values.- The burden of care and Ulysses’ syndrome. Complexity in practice.- Healthcare as an ecosystem. Is every change possible?.- Narratives of disease, false memories and prejudice. 1+1+…= public health?.- Personalized medicine and public health.- Rethinking failure and success.- Care cycle as education.- The people in the room. Who cares?.- Time as the enemy. Disaster and crisis management.- The economics of health.- Health between commons and commodity.- Patient at the centre. Client or partner.- Design for sustainable Health.- Is antifragility possible for healthcare?.- Preparing for the worse.- The laws of medicine.- Lives lost and saved. Counting and responsibility.- Agency in care.- My brain made me do that and the law.- Medical Humanities.- Art as a mean to make sense of health and disease.- Narratives to map the unknown.

Notă biografică

Marco Manca got a degree in Medicine at the University of Bologna in 2006. After years of research in Bologna, as freelancer and contractor, he became Researcher at the Maastricht University from 2009 to 2013. He is Chair of the scientific board of the European Society of Athletic Therapy and Training and Member of the Task Force on Global Practice and Credentialing of Athletic Trainers and Therapists. He is also scientific secretary of the Grupo Luso-Italiano de Arteriosclerose, a non-profit organisation with purely scientific purposes focused on atherosclerosis and its related topics. Dr. Manca is also co-founder and President of the SCim Pulse Foundation (NGO). SCim Pulse aims to impulse sustainable innovation by acting as a broker of trust between otherwise far stakeholders and by acting as a sandbox to extract meaning from the collision, sometimes serendipitous, of scientific and business actors. Since January 2014 he’s been senior fellow for Medical Applications at CERN.

Caracteristici

Offers a coordinated multidisciplinary approach to a range of topics concerning complexity in medicine
Includes a set of convenient referenced "executive summaries"
Features in-depth windows that showcase expert contents beyond the general purposes of the book