Integrating complementary medicine into health systems /

Integrating complementary medicine into health systems /

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Imprint:Gaithersburg, Md. : Aspen Publishers, 2001.
Description:xliii, 763 p. ; 26 cm.
Language:English
Subject:
Alternative medicine.
Integrated delivery of health care.
Complementary Therapies -- organization & administration.
Delivery of Health Care, Integrated.
Alternative medicine.
Integrated delivery of health care.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4467759
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Other authors / contributors:Faass, Nancy.
ISBN:0834212161
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.

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505 2 0 |t The Emerging Field of Integrative Medicine --  |g Ch. 1.  |t Major Trends in the Integration of Complementary and Alternative Medicine /  |r John Weeks --  |g Ch. 2.  |t Utilization Data on Complementary and Alternative Medicine /  |r Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 3.  |t Evolving Demands and Demographics in Health Care /  |r Clement Bezold --  |g Ch. 4.  |t New Perspectives --  |g 4.1.  |t The Evolution of Integrative Medicine in Washington State /  |r Eileen Stretch and Nancy Faass --  |g 4.2.  |t Developing an Integrative Medicine Program: The University of Arizona Experience /  |r Tracy W. Gaudet and Nancy Faass --  |t Management Functions --  |g Ch. 5.  |t Initial Strategies --  |g 5.1.  |t Overview: Evaluating Organizational Readiness /  |r David C. Kailin --  |g 5.2.  |t Visioning and Planning /  |r Mary Jo Kreitzer --  |g 5.3.  |t Checklist: Critical Success Factors /  |r Robert E. Christenson --  |g Ch. 6.  |t Phasing in Integrative Medicine /  |r Roger Jahnke --  |g Ch. 7.  |t Strategic Planning in the Integration of Complementary Medicine /  |r Lisa K. Rolfe and Karen A. Hohenstein --  |g Ch. 8.  |t Integrative Medicine Programs in Hospital Environments --  |g 8.1.  |t New Hospital Programs in Integrative Medicine /  |r Neil Sol and Nancy Faass --  |g 8.2.  |t Briefing: A Consultant's Strategies for Hospitals and Integrative Medicine Centers /  |r H. Phil Herre and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 9.  |t Case Study: Needs Assessment and Strategic Planning - The Ornish Program /  |r Glenn Perelson --  |g Ch. 10.  |t Pursuing Integration: A Model of Integrated Delivery of Complementary and Alternative Medicine /  |r Charles A. Simpson --  |g Ch. 11.  |t Reimbursement and Funding --  |g 11.1.  |t Strategic Planning for Reimbursement /  |r Linda L. Bedell-Logan and Nancy Faass --  |g 11.2.  |t Perspective: Funding Sources for an Alternative Medicine Clinic /  |r Debra Canfield and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 12.  |t Marketing Integrative Medicine --  |g 12.1.  |t Marketing and Incorporating Integrative Medicine Programs /  |r Marla Jane Orth --  |g 12.2.  |t Effective Marketing of CAM Services /  |r Cheryl E. Stone --  |g Ch. 13.  |t Perspectives on Insurance Coverage --  |g 13.1.  |t Considerations in the Design and Pricing of a Complementary and Alternative Medicine Benefit /  |r Thomas Snook --  |g 13.2.  |t Field Report: Indemnity and Rider Products in Complementary Medicine /  |r James E. Connolly and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 14.  |t Coding and Software in Support of CAM Claims Processing: Alternative Link /  |r Melinna Giannini --  |g Ch. 15.  |t Federal Initiatives and Resources in Complementatry Medicine --  |g 15.1.  |t Programs of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine and the National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health (NIH) /  |r Stephen E. Straus and Edward L. Trimble --  |g 15.2.  |t The White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy /  |r Press Release by the President of the United States --  |g 15.3.  |t Federal Initiatives in Chiropractie /  |r Jay Witter --  |g 15.4.  |t Ornish Program: Medicare Lifestyle Modification Program Demonstration --  |g 15.5.  |t Federal Resources in CAM --  |g Ch. 16.  |t State Initiatives in Complementary Medicine --  |g 16.1.  |t Field Report: The Coverage of Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Washington State /  |r Lori L. Bielinski --  |g 16.2.  |t Field Report: The Clinician Workgroup on the Integration of Complementary and Alternative Medicine --  |g 16.3.  |t Case Studies in Complementary and Alternative Medicine for the Underserved /  |r Sita Ananth --  |g 16.4.  |t Pilot Program: Providing Alternative Pain Management through Medicaid /  |r David Bearman --  |g Ch. 17.  |t Credentialing Complementary Practitioners --  |g 17.1.  |t Credentialing Demystified /  |r Vickie S. Ina --  |g 17.2.  |t Vantage Point: Credentialing Naturopathy /  |r Eileen Stretch --  |g 17.3.  |t Resources /  |r Vickie S. Ina --  |g 17.4.  |t State Law Defining the Professions Licensed and Regulated by State --  |g Ch. 18.  |t Human Resources --  |g 18.1.  |t Human Resources in Integrative Medicine /  |r Leah Kliger --  |g 18.2.  |t Mind-Body Medicine Programs in Hospital Systems /  |r Adrianne Mohr --  |g 18.3.  |t Developing the Integrative Team /  |r Lon Hatfield --  |g Ch. 19.  |t State Law Regulation of the Practice of Medicine: Implications for the Practice of Complementary and Alternative Medicine /  |r Michael H. Cohen --  |g Ch. 20.  |t Malpractice in Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Practical Implications for Risk Managers /  |r Michael H. Cohen --  |g Ch. 21.  |t The Role of Informed Consent in the Delivery of Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies /  |r Michael H. Cohen --  |g Ch. 22.  |t Two Perspectives in Complementary Care --  |g 22.1.  |t Expanding the Continuum of Care in Medical Practice /  |r Wayne B. Jonas and Nancy Faass --  |g 22.2.  |t Integrative Medicine and the Future of Medical Education /  |r Andrew Weil --  |g Ch. 23.  |t The Development of Care Management: Systems To Achieve Clinical Integration /  |r Maria Hill --  |g Ch. 24.  |t Clinical Strategies in Integrative Medicine --  |g 24.1.  |t A Group Model for the Management of Chronic Illness /  |r Christopher Foley --  |g 24.2.  |t A Group Model of Patient Services in Women's Health /  |r Tracy W. Gaudet --  |g 24.3.  |t Evolution of an Integrative Practice /  |r Brian Bouch --  |g 24.4.  |t Building Bridges between the Disciplines /  |r Tori Hudson --  |g 24.5.  |t Interprofessional Referral Protocols /  |r Robert D. Mootz --  |g Ch. 25.  |t Clinical Perspectives in Risk Management /  |r David C. Kailin --  |g Ch. 26.  |t Criteria for Assessing Successful Integration /  |r Charles A. Simpson and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 27.  |t Technology Assessment --  |g 27.1.  |t Technology Assessment and Potential Applications to Complementary Medicine /  |r Daniel T. Hansen and Robert D. Mootz --  |g 27.2.  |t Resources for Technology Assessment in Health Care /  |r Daniel T. Hansen --  |g Ch. 28.  |t Research in Complementary and Alternative Medicine --  |g 28.1.  |t Methods in Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine /  |r Jeffrey S. Levin, Thomas A. Glass and Lawrence H. Kushi /  |r [et al.] --  |g 28.2.  |t Profile: Research in a Teaching Hospital Integrative Medicine Center /  |r Debra Canfield --  |g 28.3.  |t NCCAM Centers and Their Specialists --  |g 28.4.  |t The Cochrane Collaboration: Complementary Medicine Field /  |r The Complementary Medicine Program, University of Maryland School of Medicine --  |g Ch. 29.  |t Pratical Perspectives on Research in Complementary Medicine /  |r Wayne B. Jonas and Nancy Faass --  |t Organizational Structures --  |g Ch. 30.  |t An Overview of Network Structures and Functions --  |g 30.1.  |t Network Structures and Functions /  |r Charles A. Simpson --  |g 30.2.  |t Checklist: Evaluating Specialty Plans, PPOs, and Other Types of Networks /  |r Marla Jane Orth --  |g Ch. 31.  |t Phasing in CAM through Discount (Affinity) Services --  |g 31.1.  |t The CAM Discount (Affinity) Model: Consensus Health /  |r Alan M. Kittner --  |g 31.2.  |t Perspective: Discount Networks in Hawaii /  |r Cliff K. Cisco --  |g 31.3.  |t Profile: Member Services in a Discount Model - Telephone and Internet Interface /  |r Tony Knox --  |g Ch. 32.  |t Preferred Provider Organizations --  |g 32.1.  |t An Open Access Preferred Provider Organization Model of CAM Delivery: Complementary Healthcare Plans /  |r Richard D. Brinkley and Charles A. Simpson --  |g 32.2.  |t Quality Management in a Practitioner-Managed Network: Complementary Healthcare Plans /  |r Pamella J. Marchand --  |g Ch. 33.  |t Managed Care Networks --  |g 33.1.  |t Case Managed Coverage in a Managed Care Environment /  |r Laura Patton and Nancy Faass --  |g 33.2.  |t A Quality Management Program in Complementary Medicine /  |r Lynn McDowell --  |g Ch. 34.  |t Designing the Integrative Medicine Center --  |g 34.1.  |t Planning and Development in the Integrative Medicine Center /  |r Linda L. Bedell-Logan and Nancy Faass --  |g 34.2.  |t Case Study: Planning and Reimbursement in an Integrative Medicine Center /  |r Lon Hatfield --  |g Ch. 35.  |t Three Free-Standing Integrative Medicine Centers --  |g 35.1.  |t Perspective: Community Health Centers of King County /  |r Thomas Trompeter and Nancy Faass --  |g 35.2.  |t Perspective: The Center for Comprehensive Care /  |r James Blair and Nancy Faass --  |g 35.3.  |t Perspective: Seattle Cancer Clinic /  |r Kim M. Carlson and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 36.  |t A Multispecialty Group Practice: East-West Health Centers /  |r H. Phil Herre and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 37.  |t An Integrative Medicine Clinic in a Teaching Hospital /  |r Debra Canfield -- 
505 8 0 |g Ch. 38.  |t The Integrative Multidisciplinary Spine Center: The Texas Back Institute /  |r John J. Triano, Ralph F. Rashbaum and Daniel T. Hansen /  |r [et al.] --  |g Ch. 39.  |t Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine: The Institute for Health and Healing /  |r William B. Stewart and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 40.  |t Disease Management: The Ornish Program --  |g 40.1.  |t The Potential of Integrative Medicine in Disease Management /  |r Richard Sheff --  |g 40.2.  |t Disease Management: Avoiding Revascularization with Lifestyle Changes /  |r Dean Ornish --  |g Ch. 41.  |t Designing a Healing Center: North Hawaii Community Hospital /  |r Patrick E. Linton, Karl J. Toubman and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 42.  |t Integrative Medicine at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center /  |r Simone B. Zappa --  |g Ch. 43.  |t Architectural Design --  |g 43.1.  |t An Investigation To Determine Whether the Built Environment Affects Patients' Medical Outcomes /  |r Haya R. Rubin, Amanda J. Owens and Greta Golden /  |r [et al.] --  |g 43.2.  |t Perspective: A Patient Focus Group on Design /  |r The Picker Institute --  |g Ch. 44.  |t Service Delivery --  |g 44.1.  |t Redesigning the Hospital Environment /  |r David H. Freedman --  |g 44.2.  |t Vantage Point: The Planetree Model /  |r Susan B. Frampton --  |g 44.3.  |t Perspective: How You Can Become Involved /  |r Nancy S. Moore --  |g Ch. 45.  |t Health Promotion and Complementary Medicine: Expanding the Continuum of Care /  |r Roger Jahnke --  |g Ch. 46.  |t Maximizing Benefits to the Patient and the Bottom Line: Akron General Health and Wellness Center /  |r Douglas Ribley --  |g Ch. 47.  |t Relationship-Centered Service: St. Charles Medical Center /  |r Nancy S. Moore --  |g Ch. 48.  |t Reinventing the Health Improvement Company: Riverside Health System /  |r M. Caroline Martin and Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 49.  |t Cost Savings through Work Site Health Promotion /  |r Ron Z. Goetzel, Bert H. Jacobson and Steven G. Aldana /  |r [et al.] --  |t Integrative Disciplines --  |g Ch. 50.  |t The Discipline of Acupuncture --  |g 50.1.  |t Utilization Data: Acceptance of Acupuncture in the United States /  |r Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Alliance --  |g 50.2.  |t Overview of Clinical Acupuncture /  |r Efrem Korngold and Nancy Faass --  |g 50.3.  |t Resources: Acupuncture /  |r Efrem Korngold and Nancy Faass --  |g 50.4.  |t Research Data: Cost-Effectiveness of Acupuncture /  |r Richard Hammerschlag /  |r Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Alliance --  |g Ch. 51.  |t Chinese Medicine in the United States: Utilization and Satisfaction /  |r Claire M. Cassidy --  |g Ch. 52.  |t The Clinical on Acupuncture --  |g 52.1.  |t Acupuncture Efficacy: A Summary of Controlled Clinical Trials /  |r Stephen Birch and Richard Hammerschlag --  |g 52.2.  |t Annotated Bibliography /  |r Stephen Birch and Richard Hammerschlag --  |g 52.3.  |t Controlled Clinical Trials of Acupuncture: An Annotated Bibliography /  |r Jeffrey A. Weih --  |g Ch. 53.  |t Electroacupuncture: Mechanisms and Clinical Application /  |r George A. Ulett, Songping Han and Ji-sheng Han --  |g Ch. 54.  |t The Discipline of Chiropractic --  |g 54.1.  |t Utilization Data: Chiropractic Utilization and Cost-Effectiveness /  |r Charles A. Simpson --  |g 54.2.  |t An Overview of the Profession of Chiropractic /  |r David Chapman-Smith --  |g 54.3.  |t Resources /  |r David Chapman-Smith --  |g Ch. 55.  |t Cost Comparison of Chiropractic and Medical Treatment: A Literature Review /  |r Richard A. Branson --  |g Ch. 56.  |t Effectiveness and Safety of Spinal Manipulation for Low-Back Pain, Neck and Head Pain /  |r William C. Meeker --  |g Ch. 57.  |t Overcoming Barriers to the Integration of Chiropractic /  |r J. Michael Menke --  |g Ch. 58.  |t The Developing Discipline of Therapeutic Massage --  |g 58.1.  |t Utilization Data: Massage Therapy in the United States /  |r American Massage Therapy Association --  |g 58.2.  |t Therapeutic Massage: An Overview of the Discipline /  |r Linda Chrisman --  |g 58.3.  |t Resources in the Discipline of Massage Therapy /  |r Linda Chrisman --  |g 58.4.  |t Perspective: The Applications of Massage in Mind-Body Medicine /  |r Len Saputo --  |g 58.5.  |t Case Study: The Role of Massage in Trauma Care /  |r Judith McKinnon and Robyn Scherr --  |g 58.6.  |t Definitions: Massage and Bodywork /  |r Vickie S. Ina and Linda Chrisman --  |g Ch. 59.  |t Research on the Benefits of Therapeutic Massage --  |g 59.1.  |t Research on the Effectiveness of Massage /  |r Tiffany M. Field --  |g 59.2.  |t Bibliography: Research by the Touch Research Institute /  |r Tiffany M. Field --  |g Ch. 60.  |t The Field of Clinical Nutrition --  |g 60.1.  |t Utilization and Effectiveness Data: Nutritional Supplements and Clinical Nutrition /  |r Nancy Faass --  |g 60.2.  |t Resources in Clinical Nutrition /  |r Nancy Faass --  |g Ch. 61.  |t Clinical Nutrition: A Functional Perspective /  |r Jeffrey Bland --  |g Ch. 62.  |t Trends in Botanical Therapy --  |g 62.1.  |t Utilization Data: Botanical/Herbal and Homeopathic Products /  |r Nancy Faass --  |g 62.2.  |t Herbal Medicine: A Modern Perspective /  |r Michael T. Murray --  |g 62.3.  |t Credentialing Herbal Suppliers /  |r Leah Kliger --  |g 62.4.  |t Selected References for Researching Herbal Medicines /  |r Allison R. McCutcheon --  |g Ch. 63.  |t Interactions of Pharmaceuticals and Botanical Medicines /  |r Francis J. Brinker --  |g Ch. 64.  |t Assessing the Effectiveness of Naturopathic Medicine /  |r Carlo Calabrese --  |g Ch. 65.  |t Continuing Education in Integrative Medicine --  |g 65.1.  |t Approaches to Continuing Medical Education /  |r Andrew Weil, Tracy W. Gaudet and Nancy Faass --  |g 65.2.  |t Profile: Three Levels of Integrative Practice /  |r Martin L. Rossman --  |g 65.3.  |t Continuing Medical Education Resources in Integrative Medicine /  |r Deborah Grandinetti --  |g 65.4.  |t Internet Resources /  |r William Mac Beckner --  |t The Future --  |g Ch. 66.  |t Envisioning the Future --  |g 66.1.  |t Evolvng Paradigms /  |r Clement Bezold --  |g 66.2.  |t Vantage Point: Managing Demand /  |r Christopher Foley --  |g Ch. 67.  |t The Total Customer Relationship in Health Care: Broadening the Bandwidth /  |r Donald M. Berwick. 
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