• Critical care nurse · Dec 2014

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    Introduction to complementary, alternative, and traditional therapies.

    • Debra Kramlich.
    • Debra Kramlich is an assistant professor of nursing, University of New England, Portland, Maine. dkramlich@maine.rr.com.
    • Crit Care Nurse. 2014 Dec 1;34(6):50-6; quiz 57.

    AbstractThe use of complementary, alternative, and traditional therapies is increasing in the United States, and patients and their families are bringing these practices into the acute care setting. Acute and critical care nurses are in a unique and trusted position to advocate for their patients and to promote safe incorporation of complementary, alternative, and traditional therapies into the plan of care.©2014 American Association of Critical-Care Nurses.

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