Individualized Medicine
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Individualized Medicine
Ethical, Economical and Historical Perspectives
Michl, Susanne; Langanke, Martin; Fischer, Tobias; Marschall, Paul
Springer International Publishing AG
10/2016
323
Mole
Inglês
9783319346984
15 a 20 dias
In 2009 the University Medicine Greifswald launched the "Greifswald Approach to Individualized Medicine" (GANI_MED) to implement biomarker-based individualized diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in clinical settings.
Preface 1 Introduction Part I Definition and concept of Individualized Medicine 2 The meaning of "Individualized Medicine" - A terminological adjustment of a perplexing term 3 Individualized Medicine within the GANI_MED project Part II Perspectives of socio-cultural and historical studies 4 Inventing traditions, raising expectations. Recent debates on "Personalized Medicine" 5 The "Epistemics" of "Personalized Medicine". Rebranding pharmacogenetics Part III Medical perspectives 6 Use of biomarkers for the prediction of treatment response: Immunoadsorption in dilated cardiomyopathy as a clinical example 7 The role of pharmacogenomics in Individualized Medicine Part IV Concept-based ethical questions 8 On a philosophy of Individualized Medicine - Conceptual and ethical questions 9 The concept of disease in the era of prediction Part V Applied research ethics 10 Informed Consent in GANI_MED - A sectional design for clinical epidemiological studies within Individualized Medicine 11 Ethics Meets IT: Aspects and elements of Computer-based informed consent processing 12 Handling incidental findings from imaging within IM related research Part VI Health economic assessment of Individualized Medicine 13 Individualized Medicine: From potential to macro innovation 14 Assessing Individualized Medicine - the example of immunoadsorption 15 How individualized is medicine today? The case of heart failure in the G-DRG system 16 Conclusions and recommendations Index
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In 2009 the University Medicine Greifswald launched the "Greifswald Approach to Individualized Medicine" (GANI_MED) to implement biomarker-based individualized diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in clinical settings.
Preface 1 Introduction Part I Definition and concept of Individualized Medicine 2 The meaning of "Individualized Medicine" - A terminological adjustment of a perplexing term 3 Individualized Medicine within the GANI_MED project Part II Perspectives of socio-cultural and historical studies 4 Inventing traditions, raising expectations. Recent debates on "Personalized Medicine" 5 The "Epistemics" of "Personalized Medicine". Rebranding pharmacogenetics Part III Medical perspectives 6 Use of biomarkers for the prediction of treatment response: Immunoadsorption in dilated cardiomyopathy as a clinical example 7 The role of pharmacogenomics in Individualized Medicine Part IV Concept-based ethical questions 8 On a philosophy of Individualized Medicine - Conceptual and ethical questions 9 The concept of disease in the era of prediction Part V Applied research ethics 10 Informed Consent in GANI_MED - A sectional design for clinical epidemiological studies within Individualized Medicine 11 Ethics Meets IT: Aspects and elements of Computer-based informed consent processing 12 Handling incidental findings from imaging within IM related research Part VI Health economic assessment of Individualized Medicine 13 Individualized Medicine: From potential to macro innovation 14 Assessing Individualized Medicine - the example of immunoadsorption 15 How individualized is medicine today? The case of heart failure in the G-DRG system 16 Conclusions and recommendations Index
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