
doi: 10.1136/bmj.d4446
pmid: 21752859
There’s been a shift in the world of alternative NHS medicine. I know, I know, alternative so called medicine is only medicine that doesn’t work: so how come it’s still chumming up with our evidence aware NHS? It’s not, you see, called “alternative” or even the giveaway “homoeopathic” medicine any more. Keep up: it’s now called “integrative medicine,” which is the most insulting, misleading, and nonsensical rebranding yet.⇑ So the Royal London Homoeopathic Hospital is now the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine. In Glasgow, it has become the Centre for Integrative …
Integrative Medicine, Physician-Patient Relations, Terminology as Topic, Humans, Homeopathy, United Kingdom
Integrative Medicine, Physician-Patient Relations, Terminology as Topic, Humans, Homeopathy, United Kingdom
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