Interdisciplinary Medicine

Interdisciplinary family medicine.

Cybersemiotic Medicine: A Framework for an Interdisciplinary Medicine

Today’s dominant paradigm of modern medicine, which is based on a biomechanical conception of the human, is not efficient and the need for an alternative multi and trans-disciplinary approach is sensed. For this purpose, although Cybernetics and systems theory can fruitfully explain how selforganization occurs, they do not have a theory of signification. Biosemiotics is a good candidate for the...

Next generation of network medicine: interdisciplinary signaling approaches.

In the last decade, network approaches have transformed our understanding of biological systems. Network analyses and visualizations have allowed us to identify essential molecules and modules in biological systems, and improved our understanding of how changes in cellular processes can lead to complex diseases, such as cancer, infectious and neurodegenerative diseases. "Network medicine" invol...

Mastering translational medicine: interdisciplinary education for a new generation.

Graduate-level education in translational medicine will require more than just scientific research.

Interdisciplinary team working in physical and rehabilitation medicine.

Effective team working plays a crucial role in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM). As part of its role of optimizing and harmonizing clinical practice across Europe, the Professional Practice Committee of Union of European Medical Specialists (UEMS) Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) Section reviewed patterns of team working and debated recommendations for good practice at a mee...