Sentence examples for complementary care for from inspiring English sources

But to maintain, as Tallis does, that orthodox medicine alone is valid is to ignore the benefit (whether statistically demonstrable or not) that many people derive from complementary care for the numerous conditions for which scientific medicine has palpably imperfect treatments.

Men (n = 3) and women (n = 7) cancer patients receiving conventional and complementary care for a current diagnosis participated in the study.

We also did not account for indirect or out-of-pocket costs for treatments such as complementary care, which is common for LBP [ 29].

To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of healing by gentle touch in clients attending The Centre for Complementary Care (CCC) in Eskdale, Cumbria.

The very fact that large numbers of people with mental illnesses in well-resourced countries (such as in western Europe) consult complementary practitioners in spite of affordable access to biomedical services, suggests that the preference for complementary care is not simply the result of lack of availability of biomedical care.

The catalyst for exploring complementary care is a desire to identify and expand the nuturants newborns require, such as intense care.

The semi-structured interviews were performed under naturalistic conditions in adult men and women (18 years of age or older), receiving complementary care alongside physician-supervised treatment for a cancer diagnosis.

MASSAGE THERAPY -- Complementary care uses variations of touch, from gentle stroking to deep tissue manipulation.

English-speaking patients receiving conventional treatment in Vancouver, Canada were recruited for this study through poster advertisements in two cancer hospitals and three complementary care clinics.

These users of complementary care and yoga were seeking a non-medical approach, including holistic, integrated ways of thinking with expectations for a personalized treatment plan.

The same time frame was chosen for assessing the face valid outcomes of self reported use (yes/no) of analgesics and health care in terms of prescription and non-prescription analgesics, conventional care and complementary care (CTs out of study).