Sentence examples for philosophy of complementary from inspiring English sources

In the literature, the philosophy of complementary medicine is described as holistic [ 10, 32, 45], empowering [ 32, 42, 45], individualistic [ 32], inductive [ 32, 34] and intuitive [ 32].

Previous discussions about integrative health care models have tended to downplay the tensions inherent in different paradigms of health care practice and the problems that arise when the philosophies of complementary medicine and biomedicine co-exist.

For me, the joy of a superhero movie is that you see a person with some inner conflict and then they become a superhero and figure out the parameters of their newfound abilities and then they fight some villain that embodies a differing philosophy or has some sort of complementary psychosis.

The observed differences in cost structure between CAM and COM are a direct reflection of different philosophies of care in complementary and alternative, and conventional medicine.

It is implicit in the philosophy of counseling that these objectives are complementary rather than conflicting.

51 We believe the SOMS algorithm for goal-directed early mobilisation is complementary to the philosophy of nursing and will be fluidly incorporated into their systems with limited effect on their workload.

These included the following: a desire for "natural" or non-invasive treatments; qualities of complementary therapy consultations (for example, a "holistic" approach); personal commitment to "alternative" philosophies of health; and prior experiences of benefit from complementary therapies for other health problems or asthma (a factor in initial and continued use for asthma respectively).

We are commanding officers of complementary companies.

The economist Joseph Farrell called this the "internalization of complementary efficiencies".

Teacher in Charge of Complementary Therapies, Royal National College for the Blind.

Edzard Ernst is professor of complementary medicine at Peninsula Medical School, Exeter.