FILSAFAT UNTUK CALON DOKTOR

Authors

Kusmardi
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Keywords:

filsafat, dokter, kesehatan

Synopsis

Buku berjudul Filsafat untuk Calon Doktor Rumpun Ilmu Kesehatan ini hadir di hadapan pembaca sebagai sebuah jembatan yang menghubungkan dua dunia yang seringkali dianggap terpisah, yaitu filsafat dan kesehatan. Dunia kesehatan, dengan segala kemajuan teknologinya, seringkali terfokus pada aspek biologis dan mekanistis dari tubuh manusia. Sementara itu, filsafat mengajak kita untuk merenungkan makna, nilai, dan hakikat dari eksistensi manusia, termasuk pengalaman sehat, sakit, dan penderitaan. Kebutuhan untuk mengintegrasikan kebijaksanaan filosofis ke dalam praktik klinis menjadi semakin mendesak di era modern. Kompleksitas tantangan kesehatan tidak lagi dapat dijawab hanya dengan pendekatan teknis, melainkan menuntut pemahaman yang mendalam tentang kemanusiaan.
Penulisan buku ini didasari oleh keyakinan bahwa tenaga kesehatan yang unggul bukan hanya seorang teknisi yang terampil, melainkan seorang pemikir kritis yang memiliki kepekaan etis dan pemahaman holistik terhadap pasien. Urgensi dari buku ini terletak pada upaya membekali mahasiswa kesehatan dengan kerangka berpikir filosofis untuk menganalisis dilema etis, memahami dimensi subjektif dari penyakit, dan membangun hubungan terapeutik yang lebih manusiawi. Tujuannya adalah untuk mencetak para profesional kesehatan yang tidak hanya kompeten secara klinis, tetapi juga bijaksana dalam setiap pengambilan keputusan yang menyangkut kehidupan manusia. Selamat membaca!

Chapters

  • PRAKATA
  • KATA PENGANTAR
  • DAFTAR ISI
  • BAB 01 PENGANTAR FILSAFAT DAN RELEVANSINYA DI DUNIA KESEHATAN
  • BAB 02 ONTOLOGI KESEHATAN: HAKIKAT SEHAT, SAKIT, DAN MANUSIA
  • BAB 03 EPISTEMOLOGI KESEHATAN: SUMBER DAN KEBENARAN ILMU MEDIS
  • BAB 04 AKSIOLOGI KESEHATAN: NILAI, ETIKA, DAN MORALITAS
  • BAB 05 BIOETIKA DAN PRINSIP DASAR MORAL MEDIS
  • BAB 06 LOGIKA DAN PENALARAN KLINIS (CLINICAL REASONING)
  • BAB 07 FILSAFAT ILMU DAN METODE ILMIAH KESEHATAN
  • BAB 08 FILSAFAT MANUSIA DAN PSIKOLOGI KESEHATAN
  • BAB 09 ETIKA PROFESI DAN TANGGUNG JAWAB SOSIAL KESEHATAN
  • BAB 10 FILSAFAT TEKNOLOGI KESEHATAN DAN DIGITALISASI
  • BAB 11 DILEMA MORAL DALAM PELAYANAN KESEHATAN MODERN
  • BAB 12 FILSAFAT KOMUNIKASI DAN HUBUNGAN TERAPEUTIK
  • BAB 13 KESEHATAN DALAM PERSPEKTIF SOSIAL DAN BUDAYA (SOSIO-FILSAFAT)
  • BAB 14 REFLEKSI FILOSOFIS DAN PENGEMBANGAN DIRI TENAGA KESEHATAN
  • GLOSARIUM
  • REFERENSI
  • PROFIL PENULIS

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Author Biography

Kusmardi, University of Indonesia

Prof. Dr. Drs. H. Kusmardi, M.Sc., CIRR adalah Guru Besar Tetap di Fakultas Kedokteran, Universitas Indonesia. Sekarang adalah mahasiswa Program Studi Doktor Ilmu Dakwah di Fakultas Ilmu Agama Islam, Universitas Islam Asy-Syafi’iyah Jakarta. Pendidikan Doktor sebelumnya ditempuh di Program Doktor Ilmu Biomedik FKUI Jakarta dan Program Doktor Ilmu Biomedis Hewan IPB Bogor. Program Magister di FKUI, Program S1 di Biologi FMIPA UI. Pernah Belajar Biologi Molekular di Melborne University. SD sampai SMA di kota kelahirannya, Sumenep, Madura. Bidang penelitian utamanya meliputi kanker kolorektal dan kanker payudara, dengan penekanan khusus pada eksplorasi potensi efek penghambatan berbagai obat alami Indonesia terhadap karsinogenesis pada kedua jenis kanker tersebut. Penelitiannya juga melibatkan identifikasi jaringan normal versus perkembangan kanker menggunakan penanda molekuler dan model komputasional. Selain itu, ia telah menulis beberapa buku, diantaranya: The Mouse Model for Breast Cancer; The Mouse Model for Colorectal Cancer; Lunasin: A Soybean Polypeptide as a Chemopreventive Adjuvant for Colon Cancer; dan Pembuatan Antibodi Poliklonal, Peristiwa Ilmiah yang telah Dijelaskan dalam Al-Qur’an, Manusia dan Semesta yang telah Dijelaskan dalam Al-Qur’an, Pemilihan Uji Statistik Kedokteran, Desain Penelitian Kedokteran dan Kesehatan, serta Pulasan Imunoflouresensi dan Aplikasinya. Selama ini beliau sudah menghasilkan seratus lebih publikasi internasional bereputasi terindeks Scopus, puluhan hak kekayaan intelektual. Saat ini Prof. Kusmardi menjadi dosen home base di Program Studi Doktor Ilmu Biomedik FKUI, selain dosen tetap di Prodi Magister Ilmu Biomedik, Prodi Dokter Spesialis Patologi Anatomik, dan Prodi Pendidikan Dokter FKUI. Beliau secara aktif menjadi Reviewer internal hibah UI dan Reviewer Nasional Proposal Hibah Kemendiktisaintek, Auditor Internal Akademik UI, PIC QA Drug Development Research Center IMERI FKUI, Cancer drug discovery coordinator di Human Cancer Research Center IMERI FKUI, tim penjamin mutu akademik Program Doktor Ilmu Kedokteran FKUI, serta sebagai Asesor LAM-PTKes divisi Kedokteran. Untuk mempertajam khasanah pengetahuannya, beliau juga menjadi Ketua Dewan Redaksi Majalah Patologi Indonesia, serta aktif menjadi reviewer tetap pada beberapa jurnal internasional terindeks scopus Q1. Kemampuan mengenalkan statistik diperoleh sejak mengajar statistic di prodi S1, Spesialis, dan S3 sejak lama.

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