… to take more responsibility for their health and healthcare (participatory medicine) [1], [2]. In
this article, we review the personalization aspect of the four-part paradigm by focusing on the …

… There are so many fascinating and lucrative applications of AI in clinical medicine which …
the future of clinical medicine. From enhancing history taking and clinical examination to …

… paradigms to enhance the training of the health professional in an era of systems medicine.
… that encourages researchers, healthcare educators, clinicians and healthcare leaders to …

… whether and how paradigms for managing quality changed in academic medicine. The content
… Concurrent with changing paradigms in academic medicine, there was a reorientation of …

… Although the experiments conducted as randomized clinical trials have been scientifically …
experiments" of ordinary clinical practice. THE PRACTICE of clinical medicine contains at least …

… Clinical epidemiology emerged as a discipline where epidemiologic principles were … in
clinical medicine. In the 1960s and 70s, an increasing number of clinical trials and medical …

… to clinical care, so that the concepts of “Systems Medicine… medicine about its indications
and benefits, actual clinical applications and future perspectives as well as its issues and health …

… , in the exact dose and at the right time, making medicine more efficient and reducing the
costs of medical care. While the paradigm of traditional medicine is characterized by the focus …

… The general rationale for screening in the context of clinical medicine or typical practice is
that clinical disease usually “presents”—patients arrive with symptoms or signs that define a …

… to ensure that better health for the whole of humanity is attained. A paradigm shift can only
… and systemfocused strategic health planning with improved health outcome measures, such …