Titlebook: Rethinking Causality, Complexity and Evidence for the Unique Patient; A CauseHealth Resour Rani Lill Anjum,Samantha Copeland,Elena Rocca Bo

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Dispositions and the Unique Patientlist perspective, causal knowledge ought to start from the single case. In the clinic, this means that the more we know about the multiple dispositions that are involved and how they interact in this specific context, the better equipped we will be to make good and relevant explanations, predictions and decisions for the individual seeking care.

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The Guidelines Challengey to cause a recovery, or to counteract the causes of a condition—we see that guidelines cannot and ought not be treated as rules to be followed. We thus also make suggestions in this chapter about what kinds of guidelines, in terms of form and function, might be ideal.

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A Broken Child?– A Diseased Woman is the vantage point for exploring the relationship between her experience and her health. The violation history, as related by the person herself, will be juxtaposed to her sickness histories, as documented in medical records. This approach allows for comparing a biomedical and a biographical account of serious disease development.

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Introduction: Why Is Philosophy Relevant for Clinical Practice?cal foundations of their daily practice. It is a tool for understanding some of the philosophical motivations and rationality behind the way medicine and healthcare are studied, evaluated and practiced. In particular, this book illustrates the impact that our thinking about causality, both philosoph

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When a Cause Cannot Be Founds. We propose that a crucial problem comes from applying a Humean regularity theory of causality, in which a cause is understood as something that always provokes the same effect under ideal conditions, to the clinical reality, where no ideal condition, or average patient, can ever be found. A dispo

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