Towards regeneration: the evolution of medicine from fighting to building

Hargraves, Ian; Behfar, Atta; Foxen, Jilian L; Montori, Víctor M.; Terzic, André

doi:10.1136/bmj.k1586

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“…Moreover, clinical paradigms emerging from these molecularly directed therapies shift the “average patient” model of healthcare management to individualized solutions for disease interventions . These advancements are positioned to transform our concepts of health, revealed in developing fields like regenerative medicine, impelling the control of degenerative diseases by mobilizing inherent reserves that support rebuilding (tissue) health …”

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Health Care Evolves From Reactive to Proactive

Terzic

2018

Clin Pharma and Therapeutics

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Decoding health and disease pathways drives healthcare evolution. Historically, therapeutic paradigms have relied on interventions that mitigate symptoms of established diseases. Increasingly, molecular insights into pathophysiology now provide unprecedented opportunities to offer curative solutions or even prevent disease and thereby secure longitudinal wellness. These opportunities extend past individual patients to entire populations and geographies. Moreover, they optimize prospective healthspan across lifespan. Linking discovery science and its translatable innovations beyond reactive disease intervention to proactive prevention will maximize society’s returns creating the greatest benefit for the greatest number of people globally.

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“…6 These advancements are positioned to transform our concepts of health, revealed in developing fields like regenerative medicine, impelling the control of degenerative diseases by mobilizing inherent reserves that support rebuilding (tissue) health. 7,8…”

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Health Care Evolves From Reactive to Proactive

Terzic

2018

Clin Pharma and Therapeutics

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“…Overall, normalization and getting back to everyday life were emphasized as important goals by all the participants. According to Hargraves, Behfar, Foxen, Montori, and Terzic (2018) it should also be a goal for health care:…”

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Patient pathways as social drama: a qualitative study of cancer trajectories from the patient’s perspective

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Salamonsen

2019

International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well

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Purpose: The number of persons living with and beyond cancer is increasing. Such persons often have complex needs that last, and change, over time. The aim of this study is to get insights of lived experience of person diagnosed with colorectal cancer and to create an understanding of cancer trajectories as a dynamic process. This study thus explores Victor Turner's model of social drama in a cancer care context. Method: Turner suggests that crisis is a dynamic process structured by four phases: 1) breach of norm 2) crisis 3) redressive actions 4) reintegration or schism. The research team employed content analysis to explore material gathered through a series of qualitative interviews with nine Norwegian cancer patients over a period of one year. Results: To the authors' knowledge, Turner's model has not earlier been applied to such materials. The results show that Turner's model of social drama is useful in achieving new and possibly important knowledge on illness trajectories from a lived experience perspective. Conclusions: The model of social drama may contribute to a deeper understanding of the processes patients are going through in long-term illness trajectories, demonstrating that illness is not a static matter.

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“…-Aristotle, 384-322 BC Essential to regenerative medicine adoption is the build-out of a specialized multidisciplinary workforce armed with the skillset needed to carry out regenerative care [1]. The evolution of clinical practice from a traditional 'fighting disease' to an aspirational 'restoring health' paradigm [2] has exposed a readiness gap in the education of nextgeneration providers [3]. Indeed, regenerative approaches remain underemphasized in medical school and residency education, limiting proficiency in applying innovative solutions [4,5].…”

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“…Fourth-year medical students (n = 10) and internal medicine/preliminary internal medicine residents (n = 12; post-graduate years 1-3) have participated in this specialty-tailored clinical elective. Success was documented by increased medical trainee awareness and proficiency, 2) or not familiar at all (1) with a given statement. Pre-and post-course surveys were statistically analyzed using two-tailed, matched-paired t-test and depicted in graphical form as a percentage.…”

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Emerging Workforce Readiness in Regenerative Healthcare

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The biology of regenerative medicine has steadily matured, providing the foundation for randomized clinical trials and translation into validated applications. Today, the growing regenerative armamentarium is poised to impact disease management, yet a gap in training next-generation healthcare providers, equipped to adopt and deliver regenerative options, has been exposed. This special report highlights a multiyear experience in developing and deploying a comprehensive regenerative curriculum for medical trainees. For academicians and institutions invested in establishing a formalized regenerative medicine syllabus, the Regenerative Medicine and Surgery course provides a patient-focused prototype for next-generation learners, offering a dedicated educational experience that encompasses discovery, development and delivery of regenerative solutions. Built with the vision of an evolving regenerative care model, this transdisciplinary endeavor could serve as an adoptable education portal to advance the readiness of the emergent regenerative healthcare workforce globally.

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Towards regeneration: the evolution of medicine from fighting to building

Abstract: We should retreat from metaphors of war in medicine and look to regenerative medicine in its broadest sense, say Ian Hargraves and colleagues with a focus on rebuilding both bodies and lives

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