Bioecomedicine as a social determinant of the sustainable development of society

Tеtіana Khrystova, Vladyslav Pyurko, Olga Pyurko, Liudmyla Arabadzhy-Tipenko, Roman Oleksenko, Svitlana Melnyk, Andrii Protsenko, Oksana Gorna

Article ID: 6338
Vol 8, Issue 8, 2024

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The aim of the research is to elucidate the features of the modern model of bioecomedicine and its components as a social determinant of sustainable societal development. The theoretical-methodological basis of the work was the complex use of scientific principles and a systematic approach, which determined the choice of research methods: general scientific and interdisciplinary. The concept generalized content is substantiated and the main lines of building the bioecomedicine model are characterized from the standpoint of information-structural modeling and sustainable development. Based on the structural-logical imperative, the object, subject, basic method and main concepts of this science sphere are characterized. The bioecomedicine principal idea as a social determinant of the sustainable development within a single information space is the unification of the knowledge information field of biology, ecology and medicine based on the use of the latest achievements in information technologies. It is proven that the algorithm for achieving the bioecomedicine global goal in the form of a set of principles reflects the essence of a systemic approach to solving the tasks of sustainable societal development by ensuring the system-environmental homeostasis of humans and the ecosystems that surround them.


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bioecomedicine; social determinant; informational and structural model; sustainable development; components of bioecomedicine

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