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  Title Welcome to Topics in Integrative Health Care: an International Journal [editorial]
URL http://www.tihcij.com/Articles/Welcome-to-Topics-in-Integrative-Health-Care-an-International-Journal.aspx?id=0000199
Journal Top Integr Health Care. 2010 ;1(1):Online access only 2 p
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Abstract/Notes This is the inaugural issue of Topics in Integrative Health Care (TIHC), a peer-reviewed, open-access quarterly online journal dedicated to advancing the integration of complementary and mainstream approaches to health into diverse settings. We expect our readers to be health care providers who are open to any effective methods to help patients regain and optimize their health, and lead more fulfilling and productive lives. We believe that those methods may be found in all health professions, and in all sorts of settings. TIHC takes an evidence-informed approach, and we intend to stay grounded in its three “legs”: patient values and preferences; clinician experience and expertise; and the best available scientific evidence.

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