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* Prevention: ''vaccination, screening, health education.''
* Prevention: ''vaccination, screening, health education.''
** Drinking water
** Vitamins
** Vaccines
** Hygiene (soap)
** Asepsis and antisepsis
* Diagnosis: ''medical examinations, laboratory analyses.''
* Diagnosis: ''medical examinations, laboratory analyses.''
* Treatment: ''drugs, surgery, therapies.'' This is where Medicine acts.
* Treatment: ''drugs, surgery, therapies.'' This is where Medicine acts.
* Rehabilitation: ''physiotherapy, occupational therapy.''
* Rehabilitation: ''physiotherapy, occupational therapy.''
* Palliative care: a''ccompaniment for serious illnesses or at the end of life.''
* Palliative care: a''ccompaniment for serious illnesses or at the end of life.''
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Latest revision as of 21:33, 22 September 2025

Medicine

Healthcare refers to all services, practices and systems designed to maintain, improve or restore people's health. This includes :

  • Prevention: vaccination, screening, health education.
    • Drinking water
    • Vitamins
    • Vaccines
    • Hygiene (soap)
    • Asepsis and antisepsis
  • Diagnosis: medical examinations, laboratory analyses.
  • Treatment: drugs, surgery, therapies. This is where Medicine acts.
  • Rehabilitation: physiotherapy, occupational therapy.
  • Palliative care: accompaniment for serious illnesses or at the end of life.