Integrative Medizin in der Klinik

Zusammenfassung

Die Landschaft der Medizin hat sich langsam weiterentwickelt hin zu mehr Ganzheitlichkeit und Individualität. Teil dieses Fortschritts waren die Verbindung und Integration des konventionellen, biomedizinischen mit dem komplementär-naturheilkundlichen Gesundheitskonzept, das interdisziplinär und multimodal Synergien anstrebt, die dem Patienten Linderung und/oder Heilung bringen. Im Folgenden wird zunächst die Integrative Medizin definiert, danach die Vorgehens- und Arbeitsweise beschrieben, zuletzt wird noch auf Wirksamkeit und Kosten eingegangen.

Abstract

The landscape of medicine has slowly evolved towards more holism and individuality. Part of this progress were the connection and integration of the conventional, biomedical with the complementary naturopathic health concept, which strives for interdisciplinary and multimodal synergies that bring relief and/or healing to the patient. In the following, integrative medicine is first defined, then the procedure and working methods are described, and finally the effectiveness and costs are discussed.

Schlüsselwörter

Integrative Medizin - Komplementärmedizin - Naturheilkunde - Schmerzen - stationärer Klinikaufenthalt

Key words

integrative medicine - complementary medicine - naturopathy - pain - inpatient hospital stay

Publication History

Article published online:
14 April 2023

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