INTEGRATION OF MEDICAL SYSTEMS: LESSONS OF STANFORD SCHOOL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33876/2224-9680/2019-2-18/01

Authors

  • Shevchenko S. Yu. Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences

Keywords:

integration, medical systems, nomological machines, transdisciplinarity, transacademicism, transinstitutionality

Abstract

The article denotes philosophical and theoretical-methodological problems linked to the integration of medical systems. They are reviewed based on the achievements of members of Stanford School for the philosophy of science. Using the optics of this group, the author concludes that the main field for the integration of medical systems could be not the spheres of recognized and well-established medical knowledge but its problematic points. The possibilities for medical systems integration are reviewed in three dimensions: transdisciplinarity, transacademicism and transinstitutionality.

Citation link:

Shevchenko S. Yu. (2019). Integration of Medical Systems: Lessons of Stanford School for Philosophy of Science [Integracija medicinskih sistem: uroki Stjenfordskoj shkoly filosofii nauki]. Medical Anthropology and Bioethics [Medicinskaja antropologija i biojetika], 18 (2).

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Author Biography

  • Shevchenko S. Yu. , Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences
    • Cand. Sc. in Philosophy; Research Fellow at the Department of Humanitarian Expertise and Bioethics at the Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences;
    • teacher at the Department of Bioethics of the Russian National Medical Research University (Moscow).
    • https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7935-3444

Published

2021-03-22

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SCIENCE / Articles