HLTA02H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Andreas Vesalius, Paradigm Shift, Food Safety
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Transdisciplinary- epistemic community, extremely hard to put into practice, everyone works together. Interdisciplinary- come together sometimes to discuss the problem, share a research process. Still a degree of commitment to their individual separate area of work- will meet together to discuss what they found. Multidisciplinary- come together to look at one problem but do not work together, may look at different aspects or look at the same aspects but look at them differently. To be healthy, you need to have something that is not there. Yes positive definition of health (in the face of an illness, you can still be healthy) Viewing health as the absence of disease prevents us from working with many different communities. Unintentional victim blaming (there are many different aspects that may go i(cid:374)to the perso(cid:374)(cid:859)s health). Social- provide one example of the social model of health. The world health organization: health is more than the mere absence of illness and disease.
