Proceeding Apr05 Overview
3rd American Samueli Symposium
Developing Healing Relationships
Alexandria, VA
April 21-22, 2005
Sponsors
Samueli Institute
Purpose & Focus
To explore and discuss the subject of optimal healing environments; specifically healing relationships. Relationships and communication are the key to the delivery of caring, healing and quality medical care. Trust, honesty, compassion, and communication form the primary components of healing relationships. The elements of a healing relationship are examined and how they contribute or detract from healing environments.
Audience
Basic and clinical scientists, academics, health maintenance organization providers and administrators, policy makers and philosophers.
Outcome
The 11 papers prepared for the conference were published as a Supplement to the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine in December 2005.
Table of Contents
Developing Healing Relationships: Foreword from
the Organizers (View Article)
(application/pdf, 32.7 kB, info)Ronald A. Chez, Wayne B. Jonas
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec 2005, Vol. 11, supplement
1: s-1-s-2.
Challenges
and Opportunities in Achieving Healing
(View Article)
(application/pdf, 46.4 kB, info)Ronald A. Chez, Wayne B. Jonas
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-3-s-6.
Finding Common Ground:
Patient -Centeredness and Evidence -Based Chronic Illness Care
(View Article)
(application/pdf, 132.6 kB, info)Edward H. Wagner,
Susan M. Bennett, Brian T. Austin, Sarah M. Greene, Judith K. Schaefer,
Michael Vonkorff
Journal of Alternative and Complement ary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-7-s-15.
Studying Optimal Healing Environments:
Challenges and Proposals (View Article) (application/pdf, 56.8 kB, info)
Patrick G. O'Malley
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vo l. 11, supplement 1: s-17-s-22.
Hope and the Prospects of Healing
at the End of Life (View Article)
(application/pdf, 279.2 kB, info)Chris Feudtner
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec 2005, Vol. 11, supplement
1: s-23-s-30.
Patients,
Doctors, and
Videotape:
A Prescription for
Creating Optimal Healing
Environments? (application/pdf, 77.9 kB, info)
Richard M. Frankel, Sue Hee Sung, John T. Hsu
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-31-s-39.
Healing Landscapes:
Patients, Relationships, and Creating
Optimal Healing Places(View Article)
(application/pdf, 131.8 kB, info)William L. Miller, Benjamin F. Crabtree
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-41-s-49.
Communication
About Symptoms in
Primary Care: Impact on Patient Outcomes (View
Article)
(application/pdf, 57.9 kB, info)Jeffrey L. Jackson
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-51-s-56.
Integrative Health Care: How Can
We Determine Whether Patients Benefit? (View Article)
(application/pdf, 74.6 kB, info)Marja J. Verhoef, Andrea Mulkins, Heather Boon
Journal of Alternative an d Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-57-s-65.
Diverse
and Changing Perceptions of the Body: Communicating
Illness, Health, and Risk in an Age of
Medical Pluralism (View Article) (application/pdf, 74.2 kB, info)
Rita Agdal
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-67-s-75.
The
Future
of Patient -Centered
Care: Scenarios, Visions, and Audacious Goals (View
Article)
(application/pdf, 123.8 kB, info)Clement Bezold
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine Dec
2005, Vol. 11, supplement 1: s-77-s-84.
Contributors List (application/pdf, 25.7 kB, info)
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