ComplementaryandAlternativeMedicine公共卫生学系课件.pptx
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1、定義名詞與概念 Unorthodox Marginal Unconventional Unofficial Outside biomedicine Nonscientific Orthodox Mainstream Conventional Official Inside biomedicine ScientificFrom Alternative to Complementary to IntegrativeAlternative除此之外、其他的、非我族類除此之外、其他的、非我族類次要的、非正統的次要的、非正統的 、非正式的、非正式的Residual definitions are seld
2、om satisfactory (Wardwell, 1994:1061)Complementary補充的、輔助的補充的、輔助的定義What is not taught in medical schools or not covered by insurance (Eisenberg et al., 1993)Interventions neither taught widely in medical schools nor generally available in U.S. hospitals (Eisenberg et al., 1998) Every strategy of heal
3、ing outside mainstream medicine (Blecourt and Usborne, 1999)Use David M. Eisenberg (1993, 1998) 1990 1997nUse in previous year 33.8% 42.1%nProbability of visit CAM 36.3% 46.3%nDisclosure 39.8% 38.5%nEntire out-of-pocket payment 64.0% 58.3%nTotal visit(extrapolation, million) 47.3% 427 629nTotal CAM
4、professional exp (billion)( 45.2%) 21.2 Out-of-pocket ( all US hospitalization) 12.2nTotal out-of-pocket CAM expenditure (billion) 27.0 (=out-of-pocket for US physician service)Medical education in US AMA (1996-1997 survey) 46 school Wetzel et al. (1997-1998 survey) Elective/topics in required cours
5、es 75 school Total courses 123 Formats Lectures Practitioner lecture/demonstration Patients presentation Topics chiropractic, acupuncture, homeopathy, herbal therapy, mind-body techniques AMA (1999-2000 survey) 82 schoolResearch InstituteU.S. National Institutes of HealthOffice of Alternative Medici
6、ne (1992) $3 millionNational Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (1995) $50 millioncomplementary and alternative medicine (CAM) NCCAM CAM is a broad domain of healing resources that encompasses all health systems, modalities, and practices and their accompanying theories and beliefs, o
7、ther than those intrinsic to the politically dominant health system of a particular society or culture in a given historical period. CAM includes all such practices and ideas self-defined by their users as preventing or treating illness or promoting well-being. Boundaries within CAM and between the
8、CAM domain and the domain of the dominant system are not always sharp or fixed. (1995)Taxonomy of CAM - NCCAM1. Alternative medical systems homeopathy, naturopathy, Chinese medicine, Ayurveda2. Mind-body interventions meditation, prayer, mental healing, art/music/dance therapies3. Biologically based
9、 therapies herbs, organic foods, dietary supplements, natural substance4. Manipulative and body-based methods chiropractice, osteopathy5. Energy therapies Biofield: qi-gong, Reiki, therapeutic touch Bioelectromagnetic-based: electromagnetic fields/ current整合醫學整合醫學(Integrative medicine) Integrative m
10、edicine combines mainstream medical therapies and CAM therapies for which there is some high-quality scientific evidence of safety and effectiveness. (NCCAM) AyurvedaMetabolic body types: VataDoshas Pitta Kaphan Physical constitutionGrasping ones body type;taking appropriate measuresAyurveda (diseas
11、e & treatment)nHealth: a soundness and balance b/w body, mind, and soul, and an equilibrium b/w the doshasnHarmony disruption, when:nGenetic, congenital, internal/external trauma;nSeasonal/natural tendencies or habitsnMagnetic and electrical influences Ayurveda (treatments)n Dietn Exercisen Meditati
12、onn Herbsn Massagen Sunn BreathingHomeopathyHomeopathy (同類/順勢療法) nHemeo: similar; Pathos: suffering/diseasenPremise: Disruption of vital force/self-healing Health problems/diseasesnStimulating the bodys own healing responsesLike cures LikenGiving very small doses of substances (remedies) produce the
13、 same of similarsymptoms of illness in healthy people if given in larger dosesnIndividualized healing/Tailoring to each person: symptoms, life style, emotion, and mental states.NaturopathyNaturopathy (Naturopathic medicine)nSupporting health combating diseasesnPremise: Nature has a healing power Liv
14、ing organisms have the power to maintain/return to a state of balance and health, and to heal themselves Nature cure movementnBenedict Lust (German USA)nRestoring health through a return to naturenAdvocating therapies like: gentle exercise, herbal medications, wholesome dietary, and exposure to sun
15、and air.nRise and fall and rise Reaching its peak in the 1920s1930s (USA) Declining while drug (antibiotics) and other “technologies” developed Reemerging in the 1970s under holistic health movementChiropracticChiropractic(脊骨神經醫學)nCheir: hand; Praxis: actionnPremise:uThe body has a powerful self-hea
16、ling abilityuStructure (spine) and function of body are closely related healthnNormalizing the relationship b/w structure and functionChiropracticnDaniel David Palmer in 1895 in Davenport, IowanMisalignments of the spine can interfere with the flow of energy needed to support healthnNormalize the fu
17、nction of the nervous system, especially the spinal cordChiropractic (healing strategies) Combining the use of spinal adjustments with several other treatments and approaches such as:nHeat and icenElectrical stimulationnRestnRehabilitative exercisenCounseling about diet, weight loss, and other lifes
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