FORMATION OF THE CONCEPT OF MEDICAL CULTURE (SOCIAL- PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS)

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FORMATION OF THE CONCEPT OF MEDICAL CULTURE (SOCIAL- PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS)

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This article examines the evolution of the concept of medical culture through a socio-philosophical lens. By examining historical, cultural, and philosophical influences, we seek to understand how medical culture has developed and its impact on modern health care. This analysis shows that medical culture is not just a set of practices and norms within the medical profession, but is a complex, dynamic construct shaped by broader societal values and philosophical underpinnings.

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A.Tursunpolatov

Namangan davlat universiteti Namangan, O‘zbekiston

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