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Rev Hum Med 2014; 14 (3)

Interdisciplinary character of the computational model in the solution of health problems

González CRA, Nápoles PE, Calderín PB, Cisneros HY, Landín SM

Language: Spanish
References: 21
Page: 646-658
PDF size: 184.85 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The solution of health problems require an interrelation between different scientific and technological branches, such as biomechanics, information technologies, engineering and medical sciences. The importance of the interdisciplinary communication in universities lays the base on the creation of an investigative group that fuses the knowledge of classic mechanic with the disciplines of medicine and the participation of patients, technicians, engineers, doctors and students. A reflection about the interdisciplinary character of investigations and how mechanic engineering is inserted in the model to solve health problems is carried out in this work. Some results obtained by the members of the Biomechanics and Bioengineering Group of ”Ignacio Agramonte y Loynaz” University are offered.


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