P05.68. Teaching an interprofessional approach to the management of musculoskeletal problems in primary care – a pilot study

Kopansky-Giles, Deborah; Peranson, Judith; Reeves, Scott

doi:10.1186/1472-6882-12-s1-p428

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“…There are various reasons for using CAM services. It is used especially for the treatment of conditions related to pain and stress (Kopansky-Giles et al, 2010;Hollenberg et al, 2010), chronic diseases like diabetes, cancer, hypertension, or mental illnesses (Spinks and Hollingsworth, 2012). In various diseases, primarily chronic diseases; treatment failure, long-term treatment, anxiety arising from drug-induced adverse effects, and the thought that CAM methods are more harmless are seen as the reasons which lead patients to use Cam (Boneberger et al, 2010;Hughes et al, 2007).…”

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Alternative Treatment Preferences and Health Perceptions of Adults in Şanliurfa

HAVLİOĞLU,

ERİŞ,

ÖKTEN

2023

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This study was conducted to determine the alternative treatment preferences and health perceptions of those who were 18 and older in Şanlıurfa. This is a descriptive study whose population consists of individuals who are 18 and older. In the study, 482 people who volunteered to participate were reached between 01.07.2022 -01.09.2022. A socio-demographic information form and Health Perception Scale with 30 items were used to collect data, which we prepared by making a literature review. 72.2% of the individuals who participated in the study stated that they went to an herbalist/healer, one of the alternative medicine methods. Then, 57.7% of them stated that they used the prayer method and 28% of them stated that they used the cupping (hijama) method, respectively. The mean score of the health perception scale was found as higher among younger ones, university graduates, those who did not take drugs regularly, those who saw a doctor before using alternative treatment methods, and those who benefitted from the treatment which the doctor administered. Within the direction of these results, in order to increase the health perception of individuals, making attempts to raise the education level and extend GETAT (traditional and complementary medicine training) centers to enable the proper and effective use of alternative treatment may be important steps in terms of preventive health services.

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