The Rise of Medical Systems and the Fall of Medical Tradition

Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 19 (3):214-218 (1999)
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The current time is witnessing a vast expansion in the range and influence of medical systems over the provision of care. Real care, however, is not an outcome of systems, but of ancient traditions governing medical practice.

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