The New Perspectives Journal of Medicine

The concept of medical humanistic care in different cultural contexts is a significant topic in contemporary medicine.This paper examines the adaptability of medical humanistic care theory across cultural contexts, discussing its development, core principles, and current applications in both Eastern and Western cultures.Despite its different manifestations and focal points in Eastern and Western cultures, the core principles of the theory -caring for the holistic health of patients and respecting their dignity -remain universally applicable.This paper aims to explore how to better apply and promote medical humanistic care theory in both Eastern and Western contexts, with the goal of enhancing global healthcare quality and improving patient satisfaction.potentialconnections to pancreatic cancer.