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There is increasing use of complementary and alternative medicines (CAMs), particularly amongst patients with cancer. This paper aims to better understand the types of CAM people are using and explore the reasons for using these approaches. This paper will also identify what patients want from health professionals in relation to CAM and the actions and attitudes of health professionals towards CAM...
There is an increasing use of complementary medicine by pregnant women in the UK, and greater acceptance by obstetricians and midwives. This paper explores some of the reasons for and the issues relating to the safe and effective use of complementary therapies and natural remedies during pregnancy and childbirth, using a holistic framework to consider all elements.
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