The medicine of the 5Ps
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Preventive:
Already active to a certain extent through the intervention of professionals or lobbies, this practice allows us to put in place preventive measures.
However, prevention is still limited when it comes to Musculoskeletal Disorders and Psycho-Social Risks.
Thus, although this idea of prevention is already implemented, it is not yet very effective.
Predictive :
Prevention consists of warning about the risks of a practice. However, it is above all necessary to be aware of the risks of actions. Thus, the prediction detects all the risk factors that will require prevention.
By knowing as many parameters as possible about an individual, the chances of prevention increase. Thus, by cross–referencing practices, consumption and habits, it will be possible to reliably distinguish risk factors.
This is a work requiring rigor and strategy in order to cross-reference the data as well as possible. These are very much the skills of the data scientists who actively contribute to this paradigm shift.
Mastering the factors of an individual‘s daily life means ensuring that he or she has the most appropriate approach to risk prevention.
In order to warn a person of his or her disorders, it is important to understand that a single cause cannot be the reason for all ailments.
Thus, the question to be taken into account for the course of the
Participatory:
Professional intervention should not result from extreme pain.
Indeed, the idea of participatory medicine asks the patient to be active in the care of his or her body. Today, research proves that the body is capable of and needs movement. Indeed, when pain seems to advise against it, acting passively on one’s body to spare it is an outdated idea and belongs to previous medicines.
Thus, it is necessary to participate actively in his care, the change of environment is not enough, the patient must adapt his body.
A questioning could be to disengage, to adapt only one’s environment and not one’s body, isn’t that against the very nature of the human?
The caregiver has knowledge about the body, but the patient controls his own body, it is necessary that he has knowledge of its dysfunctions.
Medicine must become a transparent exchange on both sides.
Custom:
Medicine must be adapted to the person, and not to his or her pathology.
We must not forget that the human being is a whole.
Currently, the problem lies in the diversity of treatment specific to each specialist.
We need a global point of view. We must no longer focus on the pathology but on the context.
Proven:
Until now, only 4P medicine has aroused interest. Today, a fifth P has been added, its purpose is to affirm that all this medicine is evidence-based
Given that the medicine of the 4Ps has a multidisciplinary will, it seems important to evoke through this last P that care practices must be based on science.
The 4Ps, which were already gradually appearing on the scene, have gradually led to questions about contemporary medicinal practices. Indeed, some no longer seem valid.
Thus, the importance of critical thinking and monitoring work is highlighted, in order to guarantee the most appropriate care
This critical thinking must not only be part of the medicinal work, but also in the patients. Indeed, some of our preventive practices are solely based on myths.
Contemporary and visionary medicine
Thus, we can see that this medicine is already beginning to take its place in medical practices. Little by little, it will be the only credible vision of effective medicine. It is digital progress that has made it possible to achieve this theoretical advance. Now, the practical work will be largely coordinated with the data scientists. Indeed, the use of artificial intelligence seems inevitable for this medicine of the future. Not only is it inevitable, but it is a real godsend. Indeed, thanks to medical artificial intelligence, it will be very large databases that will make it possible to establish progress that is closer and closer to the ideal of the 5p. Thus, the medicine of the 5Ps, which was composed of only 4 principles, will continue to evolve rapidly. Some practitioners are already talking about a sixth paradigm for the medicine of the future.
Somewhere, a question seems to be emerging. Is it not precisely the arrival of digital technology, capable of automatically applying
