Complementary therapy (CT) has become increasingly popular with the general public and
interest from the health professions has been rising. There has been no study focusing on …

BACKGROUND: The popularity of complementary medicine continues to be asserted by the
professional associations and umbrella organisations of these therapies. Within …

Methods: Australian general practitioners'(GPs) attitudes toward and use of a range of
complementary therapies (CTs) were determined through a self-administered postal survey …

Background: Complementary medicine appears to be an increasingly popular option
amongst both doctors and patients. General practitioners in more affluent parts of Britain …

BACKGROUND: Information about use and attitudes of GPs towards complementary
medicine is required in order to inform the debate about its place within mainstream …

Objectives: Assessing the extent to which general practitioners (GPs) accept complementary
therapies as normal medical practice. Design: An examination of two Australian surveys of …

Complementary medicine is popular in Britain. This suggests that patients who use
complementary medicine believe that there are deficiencies in the care they receive from …

Objective The purpose of this study was to identify the knowledge, attitudes and referral
patterns of general practitioners (GPs) toward 10 specific complementary therapies. Method …

Background: To compare the characteristics of Victorian general practitioners who practise
and do not practise complementary therapies. Method: A self administered postal survey …

ABSTRACT Objectives To describe Victorian general practitioners' attitudes towards and
use of a range of complementary therapies. Design A self‐administered postal survey sent …