Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects

Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects
can be substantially different opinions on what is beautiful, good and even real,
with an overall consensus on the need to seek truth, goodness and beauty.
In addition to these very important general decisions, clinical ethics must refer to
the method of conducting research in balneology and medical hydrology, and
determine its relationship to other disciplines of medicine as an alternative or complementary
(that is my point of view). Very important is also the question of the
relationship to non-medical and paramedical uses of hydrological resources. The
task of ethics is also a more detailed reference to the principles of fair competition,
technical progress and relationships with the producers of medical equipment.
Conclusions
The proposed lecture presents an overview of these issues and presents some
suggested solutions. But it is not a closed work, and the author\'s intention is only to
open the discussion.
Keywords: Medical Hydrology Balneology Clinical Ethics
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Balnea
2012, núm. 6, 299-300