An Epistemic Argument for Research-Practice Integration in Medicine

Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 43 (4):469-484 (2018)
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Abstract

Arguments in favor of greater research-practice integration in medicine have tended to be ethical, political, or pragmatic. There are good epistemic reasons to pursue greater integration, and it is important to think through these reasons in order to avoid inadvertently designing new systems in ways that replicate the epistemic elitism common within current systems. Meaningful transformation within health care is possible with close attention to all reasons in favor of greater research-practice integration, including epistemic reasons.

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Robyn Bluhm
Michigan State University
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Dalhousie University