Clinical research in complementary therapies : principles, problems and solutions

by G. T. Lewith

2002

Status

Available

Call number

R 733 .C55 2002

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There is considerable and increasing interest in research related specifically to complementary therapies, to establish a base of research results which will support practice. However, not all therapies can be treated the same way, either from the same perspective of what health and treatment are,
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or examined solely through randomised controlled trials. This book analyses the key issues and questions often asked, and the controversies debated, in complementary medicine research, and offers clear guidance written by world experts in this field.
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Publication

Edinburgh ; New York : Churchill Livingstone, 2002.

Description

There is a considerable and increasing interest in research related to complementary therapies to establish a base of research results which will support practice. However, not all therapies can be treated the same way, either from the same perspective of what health and treatment are, or channelled through the process of randomized, controlled trials. This book analyzes the key questions often asked and the controversies debated in complementary medicine research, and offers clear guidance written by experts in this field.

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