来自疯狂的分子:通过西德克萨斯州脊髓灰质炎对患者疾病的探索

Hospitals Pub Date : 2023-07-16 DOI:10.3390/hospitals1010003
J. Kopel
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神经病学具有独特的视角,体现了捕捉患者故事的艺术。尽管医学取得了进步,但许多神经系统疾病会使患者永久受损。这种突然失去独立性可能会让人士气低落,在大多数情况下,会直接改变一个人的身份。因此,了解患者的病史——他们的故事是神经学家职业的必要组成部分。他们的故事揭示了他们性格变化、记忆力丧失、感官剥夺和运动障碍的细节。一个真正的神经科医生是这样一个人,他愿意记录一段历史——病人的故事——并在治愈和安慰病人的过程中保持好奇、脆弱和富有同情心。为了了解患者在神经病学中的疾病经历,我们结合神经病学患者的经历探讨了患者康复的基本主题(同情心、决心和耐心)。然后,这些主题被扩展到包括神经病学患者对自己的心理感知,以及他们的疾病对他们的身份、康复和日常生活的影响。除了患者的经历之外,神经学家对患者疾病经历的意识和情绪反应也可以提供一个机会,与患者建立牢固的治疗联系,改善患者的预后。考虑到他们的神经损伤会导致他们失去独立性,失去对身份和自我价值的控制,神经学家可以将患者的经验纳入他们的管理和治疗中,以更好地满足他们在接受身份时的情感和精神需求。
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A Molecule from Madness: An Exploration into Patients’ Illnesses through West Texas Polio
Neurology holds a unique perspective that embodies the art of capturing a patient’s story. Despite medical advancements, many neurological conditions leave patients permanently impaired. This sudden loss of independence can be demoralizing and, in most cases, directly changes a person’s identity. It is therefore a necessary part of a neurologist’s trade to know their patient’s history—their story. Their tales reveal intimate details of their personality changes, memory loss, sensory deprivation, and movement disorders. A true neurologist is a person that remains vulnerable through their willingness to take a history—the story of their patient—and remain curious, vulnerable, and compassionate through their journey to heal and comfort the patient. To understand the patient’s illness experience in neurology, the underlying themes of patient recovery (compassion, determination, and patience) are explored with regard to the neurological patient’s experience. These themes are then expanded to include the neurology patient’s mental perceptions of themselves, and their illness’ influences over their identity, recovery, and daily life. In addition to the patient’s experience, the neurologist’s awareness and emotional response to the patient’s illness experience can provide an opportunity to develop a strong therapeutic bond with their patient and improve patient outcomes. Given that their neurological impairment causes a loss of independence and control over their identity and self-worth, neurologists can incorporate the patient’s experience into their management and treatment, to better address their emotional and spiritual needs as they come to terms with their identity.
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