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Complementary medicine : an objective appraisal

By:

Ernst, E

Publication details: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1996Description: 170pISBN:

0750631414

Subject(s):

NLM classification:

WB 890.

Contents:

1 - Research paradigms in mainstream and complementary medicine.

2 - Research methodologies in complementary medicine: making sure it works.

3 - The importance of the placebo effect: a proposal for further research.

4 - Comlementary medicine: efficacy beyond the placebo effect.

5 - Why do people choose and use complementary therapies?

6 - Do complementary therapies offer value for money?

7 - The use and abuse of evidence-based medicine: an example from general practice.

8 - Direct risks associated with complementary therapies.

9 - Safety in complementary medicine.

10 - The growth of complementary therapies: a consumer-led boom.

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1 - Research paradigms in mainstream and complementary medicine.

2 - Research methodologies in complementary medicine: making sure it works.

3 - The importance of the placebo effect: a proposal for further research.

4 - Comlementary medicine: efficacy beyond the placebo effect.

5 - Why do people choose and use complementary therapies?

6 - Do complementary therapies offer value for money?

7 - The use and abuse of evidence-based medicine: an example from general practice.

8 - Direct risks associated with complementary therapies.

9 - Safety in complementary medicine.

10 - The growth of complementary therapies: a consumer-led boom.

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