Clinical aromatherapy and touch: complementary therapies for nursing practice.
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Aromatherapy↗
Biomedical subjects
J Buckle
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Aromatherapy: the scents for survival.
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Complementary Therapies↗
The status of complementary/alternative medicine in the United Kingdom.
This paper provides an overview of the growth of complementary/alternative medicine in the United Kingdom, its relevance to nurses, the relationship between holism and complementary therapies, and a call for more research.
Complementary Therapies↗
Nursing care of the elderly. The DRG influence.
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Aged↗
Attendance allowance, mobility allowance and the health visitor.
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Activities of Daily Living↗
Benefits. Informing patients about attendance and mobility allowances.
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Persons with Disabilities↗
The handicapped and impaired in Great Britain.
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Adolescent↗
When is holism not complementary?
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Complementary Therapies↗
Which lavender oil? Complementary therapies.
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Complementary Therapies↗
Mental handicap nursing. Blind to their needs.
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Activities of Daily Living↗
Aromatherapy.
Jane Buckle presents the results of a randomised, double-blind trial of two essential oils of two different species of lavender, topically applied on post-cardiotomy patients. The emotional and behavioural stress levels of 28 patients were evaluated pre- and post-treatment on two consecutive days. The therapeutic effects of the two lavenders appeared to be different: one was almost twice as effective as the other, thereby disproving the hypothesis that aromatherapy, using topical application of essential oils, is effective purely because of touch, massage or placebo.
Adaptation, Psychological↗
Words fail us.
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Complementary Therapies↗