[PDF] Top 20 Knowledge and exposure to complementary and alternative medicine in paediatric doctors: a questionnaire survey

... FY1 doctors had received some teaching on CAMS, which may signal changing medical school ...previous survey of paediatrician's attitudes towards CAMs found ...A survey of American physicians ... See full document

... professionals listed in a database of all registered practi- tioners that we developed by interrogating the West Mid- lands regional directory and relevant professional associations. In total 859, CAM practitioners and ... See full document

... accreditation (A, B, E). These learning outcomes of five levels were described as follows: A – scientific in their approach to practice, B – proficient in clinical care, C – professional, D – community conscious, and E – ... See full document

... proper exposure to the topic of CAM during their study ...this survey (4th, 5th or 6th years) are the years during which medical students receive their clinical training and start interacting with patients, ... See full document

... The survey had two ...previous exposure to anesthetic care. The second part of the survey asked caregivers to report their knowledge about hypnotherapy, music therapy, and acupuncture and if ... See full document

... The knowledge and practice of doctors (n=40) towards complementary medicine (CM) in 16 health clinics in the Kinta District were assessed by ...herbal medicine (59%) were occasionally ... See full document

... a questionnaire study among Swedish physicians in the early 1990 ’ s, Lynöe and Svensson [39] asked for attitudes toward different thera- pies in the field of ...CAM. Complementary therapies in this study ... See full document

... The survey was to determine the frequency of usage of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and the factors associated with it among patients attending the general outpatient department ... See full document

... their doctors about it – mainly because the doctor failed to ask ...their doctors because they feared that the doctor would scold them or tell them to stop ...based survey, thereby excluding patients ... See full document

... Traditional Medicine (TTM), Applied Thai Traditional Medicine (ATTM), Chinese Traditional Medicine, and Oriental ...traditional medicine practitioners,” a four-year curriculum is required, ... See full document

... Method: Potential studies were identified through a systematic search of Scopus, Science Direct, Google Scholar, and PubMed. The keywords used to identify relevant articles were “adher- ence,” “AED,” “epilepsy,” ... See full document

... and alternative medicine (CAM) has increased significantly over the past few ...Traditional medicine/Complementary and Alternative Medicine (TCAM) and their veloping ... See full document

... Interview Survey (NHIS) using face-to- face questionnaire ...face questionnaire interview, the NHIS used a multi- stage, stratified systematic sampling scheme to interview a nationally representative ... See full document

... of alternative and complementary medicine (CAM) worldwide has been thoroughly ...international questionnaire on the use of complementary and alternative medicines (I-CAM - Q), ... See full document

... Results: A total of 400 older adults, living as ‘ self-reliant ’ (n = 154), ‘ home care service user ’ (n = 97), or ‘ in nursing home ’ (n = 149), and with the legal status ‘ without guardian ’ (n = 355) or ‘ with ... See full document

... the survey was long, and some participants left items blank, especially towards the end of the ...the survey than younger visitors, adding an additional level of potential selection ... See full document

... Whilst mind-body interventions such as prayer and med- itation were also included as possible CAM modalities in the survey, our results show that these were not frequently used by our sample. One explanation could ... See full document

... conventional medicine, Even though some of them were approved in researches of last decade like correlation between Body Mass (and body composition) with ED [28–31] or it can be a new hypothesis for research based ... See full document

... In interpreting our study findings it is important to remain mindful of two design limitations. The study defined CAM use as consultation with an alternative health practitioner and did not include the use of ... See full document

... The questionnaire was divided into three sections. Section 1 comprised sociodemographic information. Education status was categorized into different groups ranging from uneducated (lowest level) to the masters ... See full document