Articles citing this paper
Engaging with complementary and alternative medicine in general practice
Marion Upsdell and Chrystal Jaye
3(1) pp.29 - 34
7 articles found in Crossref database.
From knowing silence to curious engagement: The role of general practitioners to discuss and refer to complementary and alternative medicine
Roberts Kate,
Nie Jing-Bao, Dowell Tony
Journal of Interprofessional Education & Practice. 2017 9 p.104
How German general practitioners justify their provision of complementary and alternative medicine – a qualitative study
Ostermaier Agnes,
Barth Niklas, Linde Klaus
BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies. 2020 20(1).
Relative bodies of knowledge: Therapeutic dualism and maternal–foetal individuation
Meurk Carla,
Broom Alex, Adams Jon
Social Theory & Health. 2014 12(2). p.159
Complementary and alternative medicine - practice, attitudes, and knowledge among healthcare professionals in New Zealand: an integrative review
Liu Lizhou,
Tang Yong,
Baxter G. David,
Yin Haiyan, Tumilty Steve
BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies. 2021 21(1).
From research to practice: building bridges to enhance interprofessional communication between general practitioners and acupuncturists
Roberts Kate,
Dowell Anthony, Nie Jing-Bao
Journal of Communication in Healthcare. 2020 13(3). p.234
Belief in and use of complementary therapies among family physicians, internists and orthopaedists in Germany – cross-sectional survey
Linde Klaus,
Alscher Anna,
Friedrichs Clara,
Wagenpfeil Stefan,
Karsch-Völk Marlies, Schneider Antonius
Family Practice. 2015 32(1). p.62
Referrals to integrative medicine in a tertiary hospital: findings from electronic health record data and qualitative interviews
Griffin Kristen H,
Nate Kent C,
Rivard Rachael L,
Christianson Jon B, Dusek Jeffery A
BMJ Open. 2016 6(7). p.e012006
