patientcentereddiagnosis课件.ppt

Patient-Centered Diagnosis: a Cornerstone of Integrative Medicine;“It is more important to know what person has the disease than what disease the person has.”Sir William Osler;Diagnosis;The Disease Model of Illness ;Conventional Medicine;Disease vs. Illness;The Biographical Model of Illness ;Integrated Medicine;Modern Science and the Origins of Disease;Science and the Biographical Model;Person-Centered Diagnosis;Mediators;Mediators are not Disease-Specific;Mediator Flow;Common Triggers of Illness;Antecedents, the Flip Side of Risk;Symbiosis;Precipitating Events;The Effects of Illness ;The Anatomy of an Illness ;Causation of Disease/Illness;Practical Approach to Patients with Chronic Illness ;Practical Approach, continued;Medical History: Key Points;Medical History, continued;“Functional” Bowel Disorders:Effects;“Functional” Bowel Disorders:Mediators;“Functional” Bowel Disorders:Antecedents;“Functional” Bowel Disorders:Precipitating Events;“Functional” Bowel Disorders:Triggers;BACTERIAL OVERGROWTH IS MORE COMMON THAN SUSPECTED;SBBO AND IBS: CONCLUSIONS;MANAGEMENT OF UGI BACTERIAL OVERGROWTH INVOLVES DIET, ANTIBIOTICS;Low Fermentation Diet;IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME IS ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIFIC FOOD INTOLERANCE;The Addenbrooke’s Hospital Exclusion Diet for IBS;Outcome of Exclusion Diet in 182 IBS Patients;Foods Provoking IBS;Foods Provoking IBS;Food Intolerance in IBS Is not Associated with Atopy;IBS with Food Intolerance Is Associated with Excess Fermentation, Corrected by Diet;斑字迄富数谬巡佩卯芜悸跋蔫蜒咯俞靛靶矾另诌讹闭菠试理蜡妻饰踌粹又patientcentereddiagnosis课件patientcentereddiagnosis课件