Religion and Medicine

Does the doctor play God? There was a lot of controversial controversy about whether it has religious beliefs or whether it can not be saved from death. Even though each religion has its own view on how to accept modern medicine, furthermore, everyone has to decide where religion and medicine intersect in their beliefs. The truth is that medicine is progressing more and more day by day, and we have to find a happy medium between religious beliefs and medical reality. Terri Schiavo's controversy may be one of the most recently published events.

Throughout history monotheist religion and medicine have caused a lot of intense debate in this increasingly globalized world, especially at the critical moment of life and death. Medical staff and nursing staff dealing with patients of different religions in all countries of the world understand that they will support and respect these beliefs, provide better patient care and, in the worst case, avoid litigation It must be. In addition, this article should not be regarded as a reference to the encyclopedia, it is merely an overview of three monotheistic beliefs to remind professional medical personnel of the possibility of religious significance.

Influence of religious beliefs on medical and patient care Dana I. Al Husseini University of Pennsylvania, dana_imh @ yahoo.com

It seems intuitive to link religion with medicine. However, as we discussed with a group of healthcare Priests and biomedical researchers in the June 22 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, this movement is two very complex and diverse human experiences We simplify too many areas. It crosses medical boundaries and weakens the power of religion. By doing so, it unintentionally opened the door to spiritual enforcement. As a patient with various diseases, we usually accept authority as an expert and doctor's expertise. Sometimes we commission them to us. But what if our doctor casts doubts on our religious beliefs or encourages them to pray more often? Does this belong to their field of expertise?