Complementary and Alternative Medicine PDF

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This presentation discusses complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), including its diverse practices and products not classified as conventional treatments. Statistical data about Canadian CAM use and trends in healthcare expenditures are also included in the presentation. The presentation also examines research topics related to alternative medicine.

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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Introduction Research Project Agenda Presentation title 20XX 2 Introduction Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is a diverse fi...

Complementary and Alternative Medicine Introduction Research Project Agenda Presentation title 20XX 2 Introduction Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is a diverse field that encompasses health care practices and products not considered to be conventional or mainstream. Presentation title 20XX 3 ◦What are some complementary and alternative medicines used in Canada? 20XX Presentation title 4 Stats Canadians spent $6.5 billion on providers of CAM, and an additional $2.3 billion on natural health products (eg. herbs and vitamins), dietary programs, books, classes during 2015-2016 (Esmail, 2017). Approximately 56% of Canadians used at least one CAM therapy during 2015-2016 (Esmail Institute, 2017). 20XX Presentation title 5 Massage (24%), relaxation techniques (19%), chiropractic care and yoga (16%), and spiritual healing (15%) were the most commonly used CAM therapies during 2015-2016 (Esmail, 2017). Approximately 65% of British Columbians and Albertans used CAM therapies in 2016, compared to 52% of Atlantic Canadians and 46% of Quebecers (Esmail, 2017). 20XX Presentation title 6 Presentation title 7 20XX Presentation title 8 Trends and Changes Total health expenditure is expected to rise by 4.2% to reach $6,839 per person in 2018 (CIHI, 2018). Total health expenditure per person will vary from $6,597 in British Columbia and $6,584 in Ontario to $7,552 in Alberta and $7,443 in Newfoundland and Labrador (CIHI, 2018). Hospitals (28.3%), drugs (15.7%) and physician services (15.1%) are expected to account for the largest share of health dollars moving forward (CIHI, 2018). 20XX Presentation title 9 Alternative medicine research activity 1. History of the technique? 2. What is the technique? 3. Why would Canadians choose this practice over other medicine? 4. Possible dangers/side effects of the technique 5. Local practitioners 20XX Presentation title 10 1. Chiropractic Care 2. Acupuncture 3. Naturopathy ◦Homeopathy ◦Osteopathy ◦Energy Healing ◦Imagery Techniques/Therapy ◦Aromatherapy ◦Biofeedback 20XX Presentation title 11

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