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Integrative Oncology
Integrative Oncology can be defined as the rational, evidence-based combination of conventional therapy with complementary interventions into an individualized therapeutic regimen that addresses the whole person living with and beyond cancer - body, mind and spirit
Broad Definition of Health
physical, mental, emotional and spiritual factors
Wide range of interventions
from prevention to treatment to rehabilitation and recovery
Coordination of care
across an array of caregivers and institutions
Anchor 1
Patient-centered Care
around and within individual patient
Variety of modalities
open to not just usual care but also unconventional care
Vision of optimal health
Conceptually inclusive
Lifespan Horizon
Prevention-oriented
Science integration
The Principles of Integrative Oncology
1. The Natural Healing Power of the Organism
2. Whole Person Medicine
3. The Importance of Lifestyle
4. The Critical Role of the Doctor-Patient Relationship
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From Chapter 1 of ‘Integrative Oncoloogy (2nd edition) by Andrew T. Weil and Donald I. Abrams
