Integrative Medicine and Mood, Emotions and Mental Health

Shah, Anuj; Becicka, Roman; Talen, Mary R.; Edberg, Deborah; Namboodiri, Sreela

doi:10.1016/j.pop.2017.02.003

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“…Nonetheless, there has been a pervasive view that one important aspect of “integrative care” is that it is a combination of two or more paradigms of care or two or more types of treatment modalities. Examples are that “integrative health care” can be (1) a combination of allopathic or conventional care with complementary and/or alternative modalities (Coulter, Khorsan, Crawford, & Hsiao, 2010; Dobos, 2009; Holmberg, Brinkhaus, & Witt, 2012; Hughes, 2001); (2) a combination of a variety of healing, preventative, or treatment modalities (Jonas & Chez, 2004); (3) a combination of Chinese medicine with Western medicine (Sun, Wu, & Lu, 2012; Zhang, 2014; Bjersa, Victorin & Olsen, 2012); and (4) care that in some way extends beyond the allopathic approach (Shah, Becicka, Talen, Edberg, & Namboodiri, 2017). In addition, Pearson and Chesney (2007) wrote that integrative care represents a higher order of practice providing whole person care emphasizing healing and wellness as primary goals.…”

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“…Several authors emphasized the health and healing aspects of “integrative” care to suggest that such care addresses the whole person (Boon, Verhoef, O’Hara, Findlay, & Madjid, 2004; Caspi et al, 2003; Chaudry et al, 2015; Ernst, 2004; Hughes, 2001; Shah et al, 2017). For example, Shah et al (2017) suggested that “integrated care” is a way to reconnect mind–body–spirit. Hughes (2001) referred to the emphasis on healing rather than on treatment and disease.…”

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What’s in a Definition? Holistic Nursing, Integrative Health Care, and Integrative Nursing: Report of an Integrated Literature Review

Frisch

Rabinowitsch

2019

J Holist Nurs

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Background: Nurses and others have used various terms to describe our caring/healing approach to practice. Because terms used can influence our image of ourselves and the image others have of us, we sought to clarify their meanings. Questions: How are the terms holistic nursing, integrative health care, and integrative nursing defined or described? Do we identify with these definitions/descriptions? Are the various terms the same or are they distinct? Method: We conducted an integrated review of peer-reviewed literature following the process described by Whittemore and Knafl. Using standard search methods, we reviewed full texts of 94 published papers and extracted data from 58 articles. Findings: Holistic describes “whole person care” often acknowledging body–mind–spirit. Holistic nursing defines a disciplinary practice specialty. The term integrative refers to practice that includes two or more disciplines or distinct approaches to care. Both terms, integrative and holistic, are associated with alternative/complementary modalities and have similar philosophical and/or theoretical underpinnings. Conclusions: There is considerable overlap between holistic nursing and integrative nursing. The relationship of integrative nursing to integrative health care is unclear based solely on definitions. Consideration of terms used provides opportunities for reflection, collaboration, and growth.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

What’s in a Definition? Holistic Nursing, Integrative Health Care, and Integrative Nursing: Report of an Integrated Literature Review

Frisch

Rabinowitsch

2019

J Holist Nurs

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“…Em relação à saúde mental, Shah et al (2017) resumem as evidências clínicas de cinco principais abordagens de tratamento integrativo para o manejo de humor: espiritualidade, ervas e suplementos, nutrição, terapias mente-corpo e atividades de lazer. No que tange às condições neurológicas crônicas, neuropatia diabética, enxaqueca e demência são as condições onde as intervenções da medicina integrativa e complementar são mais frequentemente utilizadas pelos profissionais da atenção básica.…”

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Práticas integrativas e complementares na atenção básica: Revisão integrativa da literatura

Paula

Almeida

Fernandes

et al. 2021

RSD

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As práticas integrativas e complementares buscam incentivar a utilização de maneiras naturais de prevenção de doenças, promoção, manutenção e recuperação da saúde, por meio de práticas seguras e eficazes. Esses sistemas enfatizam o modo acolhedor de escuta, a formação de vínculo terapeuta-paciente e a atenção na integral da pessoa com a sociedade e o meio ambiente. O objetivo geral deste estudo foi analisar o cenário de produção científica sobre práticas integrativas e complementares com ênfase na atenção primária à saúde. Trata-se de revisão da literatura, do tipo exploratória nas seguintes bases de dados: Scientific Eletronic Library Online (SciELO) e Biblioteca Virtual em saúde (BVS). A coleta dos dados ocorreu de janeiro a março de 2019. Foram encontrados 148 estudos científicos, sendo 101 na base de dados BVS e 47 na SciELO. Após a leitura, foram selecionados aqueles que atendiam os objetivos da pesquisa. Verificou-se que o maior número de publicações de acordo com a região geográfica é proveniente das regiões sudeste, nordeste e sul. Sobre temas mais abordados nos estudos, emergiram 3 categorias temáticas: processo de implantação das PICS na atenção básica, aplicação das PICs para variadas finalidades no contexto da atenção básica e formação/capacitação dos profissionais da saúde envolvidos. Concluiu-se, por meio dos estudos aqui considerados, um cenário em que as PICs estão em ascensão cada vez mais sendo objeto de pesquisas, e isso nos apresenta à relevância da implementação desse modelo de serviços na atenção básica.

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“…In addition, the persistent nature of numerous renal disorders requires the implementation of extended care approaches that prioritize not only the treatment of the disease itself but also the improvement of patients' general well-being. Incorporating complementary therapies can mitigate symptoms, diminish the adverse effects of traditional treatments, and augment patients' general well-being [11]. The utilization of this approach has the potential to enable patients to actively participate in making informed decisions regarding their healthcare, thereby cultivating a sense of autonomy and responsibility in managing their health trajectories [12].…”

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Integrative Medicine Approaches: Bridging the Gap Between Conventional and Renal Complementary Therapies

Kalariya,

Kumar,

Ullah

et al. 2023

Cureus

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The global incidence of renal disorders is on the rise, demanding the implementation of novel and comprehensive strategies for patient care. The present study demonstrates the significance of renal health, offering a comprehensive comprehension of renal physiology and the escalating load of renal illnesses. The relevance of controlling renal illnesses is underscored by a thorough examination of conventional treatments, which encompass pharmaceutical interventions, dialysis, and transplantation. Subsequently, the story redirects its attention towards complementary therapies, classifying them into several categories, such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, dietary supplements, and mind-body activities, among various others. This paper presents a comprehensive examination of the available information, providing a critical study of the effectiveness and safety of alternative therapies in renal care. This study focuses on the central idea of integrative medicine, distinguished by its patient-centered and holistic approach and its seamless integration of conventional and complementary therapies. This study examines several integrative care models, using case studies to illustrate successful integrative approaches that have enhanced patient outcomes. The review thoroughly examines the current body of literature on integrative renal care, including meta-analyses, systematic reviews, and notable research discoveries. This study highlights the need for further research to address knowledge gaps and explore areas that require additional examination. These findings emphasize the importance of future research endeavors in this crucial sector. In addition, the paper thoroughly examines the safety issues and regulatory factors pertaining to complementary therapies, underscoring the importance of making educated decisions and maintaining diligent monitoring to safeguard patients' well-being. Integrating patient perspectives, experiences, and shared decision-making is essential to the integrated healthcare process, promoting a collaborative and patient-centered approach. The study culminates by providing a concise overview of the primary discoveries and delineating the ramifications of implementing therapeutic procedures. This statement underscores the considerable potential of integrative medicine in augmenting renal care, ultimately leading to enhanced patient outcomes and an improved overall quality of life for persons with renal diseases. Also, this literature review provides a thorough and knowledgeable examination of the incorporation of conventional and complementary therapies in the context of renal health. It gives valuable perspectives for healthcare practitioners, researchers, and policymakers interested in enhancing care strategies for individuals with renal conditions.

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Integrative Medicine and Mood, Emotions and Mental Health

Cited by 5 publications

References 106 publications

What’s in a Definition? Holistic Nursing, Integrative Health Care, and Integrative Nursing: Report of an Integrated Literature Review

What’s in a Definition? Holistic Nursing, Integrative Health Care, and Integrative Nursing: Report of an Integrated Literature Review

Práticas integrativas e complementares na atenção básica: Revisão integrativa da literatura

Integrative Medicine Approaches: Bridging the Gap Between Conventional and Renal Complementary Therapies

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