Anthroposophic medicine
The oil dispersion bath in anthroposophic medicine – an integrative review
... perception and mood in patients with chronic pain [14], while Rhythmic Massage resulted in a long-term reduc- tion of disease symptoms and quality of life in patients with chronic diseases [15] A recent systematic review ...
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A 4-year non-randomized comparative phase-IV study of early rheumatoid arthritis: integrative anthroposophic medicine for patients with preference against DMARDs versus conventional therapy including DMARDs for patients without preference
... internal medicine departments and received AM treatment with special medications, special nonmedication therapies, and addi- tional physician counseling, without DMARDs in almost all (94%) ...
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Anthroposophic therapy for children with chronic disease: a two-year prospective cohort study in routine outpatient settings
... role. Anthroposophic medicine (AM), a complementary system of medicine founded by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman [18], includes active (AM art and eurythmy therapy) as well as passive therapy ...
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Speech guided breathing retraining in asthma: a randomised controlled crossover trial in real life outpatient settings
... tended medicine (AEM) is a well-integrated approach practised in both inpatient and outpatient settings by medical doctors and certified ...stream medicine with specific ...12]. Anthroposophic ...
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Anthroposophic therapy for chronic depression: a four year prospective cohort study
... Anthroposophic medicine (AM) was founded in the 1920s by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman [9]. AM is pro- vided by physicians and non-medical therapists in 67 countries worldwide [10]. AM acknowledges a ...
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The subjectively perceived quality of postgraduate medical training in integrative medicine within the public healthcare systems of Germany and Switzerland: the example of anthroposophic hospitals
... tive medicine (CAM) is growing amongst the public and health professionals [1,2], its status within the public healthcare system is also becoming more ...of medicine [3], and in 2009 67% accepted an ...
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Health costs in anthroposophic therapy users: a two year prospective cohort study
... Anthroposophic medicine (AM) was founded in the 1920s by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman [2]. AM thera- pies are provided by physicians (counselling, AM medica- tion) and non-medical therapists (AM art, ...
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Long term outcomes of anthroposophic treatment for chronic disease: a four year follow up analysis of 1510 patients from a prospective observational study in routine outpatient settings
... Since AM therapy aims for sustained improvement [6,7], long-term clinical outcomes are particularly important in the evaluation of AM therapy. An opportunity to study such long-term outcomes was given by the ...
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Patient satisfaction with primary care: an observational study comparing anthroposophic and conventional care
... namely anthroposophic medicine (AM), homeopathy, neural therapy, phytotherapy and tra- ditional Chinese medicine, were temporarily included in the basic compulsory health insurance scheme from 1998 ...
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Pharmacotherapy of elderly patients in everyday anthroposophic medical practice: a prospective, multicenter observational study
... of anthroposophic medicine, pharmacolo- gical treatment is based on an integrative concept that combines conventional and CAM approaches depending on the disease and it is carried out on a patient-by- ...
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A SVR Model for Differentiation of Syndromes in Traditional Mongolian Medicine
... At present, research results could rarely be found about the syndrome differentiation and typing model in Mongolian medicine. So, in order to improve the correct rate of syndrome differentiation, further study of ...
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<p>Barriers and attitudes of family and internal medicine residents toward geriatric patients: a cross-sectional analytical study</p>
... Exposure to geriatric medicine during residency may positively in fl uence the doctors ’ attitudes toward elderly patients. 7 In this study, all residents displayed a neutral attitude from PGY-1 to PGY-4 without ...
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Relationship between patient satisfaction with medical doctors and the use of traditional Korean medicine in Korea
... Another important factor that influences CAM use is the health beliefs of patients and the general public. Among many aspects of health beliefs, we focused on satisfaction with MDs, which has been studied as a pos- sible ...
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Review of Medicinal Remedies on Hand Eczema Based on Iranian Traditional Medicine: A Narrative Review Article
... Traditional Medicine (ITM), internal factors as well as external factors has very important role on ...traditional medicine, which can help dermatologists, exist in medieval Iranian manuscripts ...
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Within Day Energy Balance and the Relationship to Injury Rates in Pre Professional Ballet Dancers
... Homeopathy: Homeopathic Medicine is one of the four types of whole medical systems recognized by NCCAM. It was developed in Germany by Samuel Hahnemann during the late 1700’s and brought to the United States by ...
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A study of factors determining outcome of acute renal failure patients requiring hemodialysis.
... URINE BILIRUBIN GCS OUTPUT SPECIALITY 0.5 15 Present Surgery 0.5 15 Absent Medicine 5 15 Present Medicine 0.5 15 Absent Medicine 1.7 13 Present Medicine 0.5 15 Absent Medicine 0.5 15 Pre[r] ...
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Translational Chinese Medicine: A Way for Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine
... In the United States, a Phase I study of PHY906 in com- bination with capecitabine was conducted in patients wi- th advanced pancreatic cancer [8] and a similar Phase I/II study of PHY906 in combination with capecitabine ...
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Toward Male Individualization with Rapidly Mutating Y-Chromosomal Short Tandem Repeats
... Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Benghazi, Benghazi, Libya; 29 Department of Forensic Medicine, Medical University of Gdansk, Gdansk, Po[r] ...
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The evolution of an integrated ultrasound curriculum (iUSC) for medical students: 9-year experience
... Although there are no ultrasound requirements in the fourth-year of medical school, there are multiple ultra- sound opportunities for students to further their ultra- sound knowledge and skill. These include for-credit ...
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A descriptive review of the methodologies used in household surveys on medicine utilization
... of medicine utilization are frequent in the scientific ...any medicine used within a defined period of ...understand medicine use and its related aspects from the consumer's point of view, and may ...
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