Alejandro González González, Diana Betancourt Ocampo
The present article seeks to expose a series of data and thoughts about the origin and development of the Bioethics interdisciplinary relationships, as well as its relationship with Bioethics. Initially it is proposed to practice bioethics from a dynamic perspective and where its objective of study are the dilemmas and / or ethical problems that arise due to medical, biological and psychological developments, both in the micro and macro social areas. Subsequently, the origins of the interdisciplinary perspective and complex systems are addressed in the manuscript, since, as mentioned in this document, one of the fundamental concepts in interdisciplinary work is complexity. Likewise, interdisciplinary is reviewed from a development perspective, since in order to approach a problem from this perspective it is necessary to consider that it is necessary to work from dynamic approaches. It concludes with a series of reflections on interdisciplinary practice where emphasis is placed on team work that can favor solutions to complex problems, and that a single discipline cannot solve on its own.
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