Sentence examples for complementary professionals from inspiring English sources

In this project, the research team benefited from having input from several and complementary professionals in developing the information text.

This highlights the importance of both conventional and complementary professionals understanding one another's practices and paradigm, in order to encourage a fruitful communication process, and promote an integrated vision of health care [ 5].

For Soothe, though, the company sees a bigger opportunity by moving into complementary professional services.

Patients also reported visits, if any, to the GP, mental health care providers and complementary health professionals.

Despite the considerable level of problems reported many people do not seek help from conventional or complementary health professionals.

Sixty two respondents proposed that qualified complementary medicine professionals should be available on staff to adequately and safely recommend CMs and some went further by indicating that degree qualifications in naturopathy would represent adequate training.

Practitioners from the broader naturopathic and Western medicine profession who participated in the study hold concerns about reconciling the differences in health care philosophies between pharmacists and naturopaths however many consider it important for qualified complementary medicine professionals to be available on staff to adequately and safely recommend CMs in the pharmacy setting.

Although most respondents are dissatisfied with their wage, it is possible that working in pharmacy affords a steady income for practitioners unable or unwilling to set up their own private practice and may be viewed as a 'style of internship in health care, something that is lacking in the current career paths of many complementary medicine professionals'[ 20].

MoodGYM was also associated with the seeking of more complementary and professional treatments.

Buildings range from modern blocks to listed lovelies, and there has been some serious investment in recent years - £12m spent on a new business school, £11m on a library extension and £4m on the new school of professionals complementary to dentistry, the first of its kind in the country.

Unlike the Gnosall model, the Croydon model was a complementary service involving professionals from health, social and voluntary services within the area to provide individually-tailored approach of assessing and managing people with dementia.