Türk İslam Heki̇mleri̇ni̇n Psi̇koloji̇ Bi̇li̇mi̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇mi̇ne Katkilari Ve Psi̇koloji̇k Hastaliklara Tedavi̇ Yöntemleri̇

Hatunoğlu, Aşkım

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“…Bu bimarhanelerde, hastalara günümüz şartlarına yakın hizmetler verilmekte idi. Hastalara özel hastane elbiselerinin verildiği, hekimlerin hastaları ziyaret ettiği, yemek ve ilaçlarının temin edildiği ve hasta bakım hizmetlerinin verildiği aktarılmaktadır (9) . Selçuklu Devleti'nde darüşşifa, şifahane, maristan, bimaristan, darüssıhha, darülafiye, darüttıp, darülmerza, şifaiye, bimarhane ve tımarhane gibi isimler sağlık kuruluşları için kullanılmıştır.…”

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Palliative Care in Turkish Medical History

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2021

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From the moment that human beings begin perceiving the value of life, they have also started to strive for the continuation of life. It would not be wrong to divide Turkish societies into three parts as sociological history. Turkish social life before Islam, the differences in the social structure with Islam, and Europe's social structure with the westernization influx with the end of the 19th century can be examined. Health system and patient care was also greatly affected by these processes. Health care, which was carried on with Shamanism and Herbalism in the old Turkish states and continued with bimarhanes and darüssifas, and health professionals have been mobilized to serve the society with the opportunities of modern medicine today. Acute and chronic diseases that occur with the continuation of life make it difficult to lead a quality life. This process can sometimes be painful. Palliative care is also useful in chronic diseases whose mortality has decreased with successful treatment methods recently applied, but which impairs the quality of life due to the disease. Thus, this process, which puts the patient's relatives psychologically, socially, and financially difficult, and the patient, can be managed more easily. Although it started with reducing and caring for cancer patients' pain, palliative care has now become a necessity in all areas of clinical practice. Our aim in this review is to examine the development process of the concept of palliative care in Turkish medical history.

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Türk İslam Heki̇mleri̇ni̇n Psi̇koloji̇ Bi̇li̇mi̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇mi̇ne Katkilari Ve Psi̇koloji̇k Hastaliklara Tedavi̇ Yöntemleri̇

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