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used in hand in hand with conventional and modern medicine
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Complementary medicine
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other name for complementary medicine
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Alternative or Integrated medicine
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connection of mind and body
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Alternative medicine
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special diets for managing cancer treatments
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Alternative medicine
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Allos
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Other
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Pathos
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Disease or suffering
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Treatment of disease to attempt to contact disease cause of disease directly
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Allopathic medicine
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Complementary and Alternative medicine is used to treat a patient.
True or False?
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False, because it more on the preventive aspects
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Enumerate alternative medical systems
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Ayurveda
Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Enumerate mind-body interventions
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Meditation
Yoga
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Enumerate Biologically based therapies
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Herbal supplements
Dietary Supplements
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Enumerate manipulative and body-based methods
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Chiropractic
Massage therapy
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Enumerate energy therapy
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Reiki
Acupuncture
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Babaylans or Katalonan
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Early Spanish Colonial Period
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Recognized as a woman, who is a ritualist, chanter, and diviner
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Babaylans
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Albularios or herbalorios
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Pre-Colonial
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Used natural remedy such as herb, animals, to treat illness
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Albularios
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Specialist in herb for treating ailments by the spanish
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Herbolario or herbalist
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Western medicine
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Colonial period
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First faculty of medicine during the colonial period
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University of Santo Tomas in 1871
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Primary healthcare provided, blending their medical knowledge with local practices during colonial period
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Friars and missionaries
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What era was TAMA created
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Post colonial and Modern Area
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TAMA
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Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act of 1997
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pitahc
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Philippine Institute of Traditional and Alternative Healthcare
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Regulate use of traditional and alternative medicine
pitahc
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Give 3 reasons why CAM is not being researched?
1. Time and Funding problems
2. Regulatory issues
3. Conflict in finding research willing to conduct ample research
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Enumerate practice of Alternative medicine
Chiropractic
Homeopathy
Ayurveda
Herbal
Acupuncture
Reflexology
Aromatherapy
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Enumerate practice of Allopathic medicine
Western medicine
Conventional medicine
Orthodox medicine
Mainstream medicine
Biomedicine
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Enumerate complementary medicine practices
Massage
Meditation
Tai Chi
Dietary Supplements
Music Therapy
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Enumerate alternative medicine traditions
Acupunture
Ayurveda
Herbal medicine
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What is the pharmacist role in CAM
Provide information use of cam
Ask question to customer about use of cam
Potential adverse reaction and interaction with conventional medicine
Stocks of homeopathic medicines, herbal medicines or other complementary therapies are obtained from reputable sources of supply
Recommend one of quality
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These can be any method or
modality that **intends to enhance** or supplement other forms of
treatment.
COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE
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as a form of alternative action in relieving patients from pain caused by negative energy
Acupuncture
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Medical treatments that are used
instead of traditional medicine.
Alternative medicine
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Using special diets in managing
cancer treatments
Alternative medicine
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Homeopathy
Alternative medicine
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Accupuncture
Alternative medicine
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treatment of disease that attempt to counteract the disease or cause of the disease directly
Allopathic medicine
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modern western medicine
Allopathic medicine
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Antibiotics
Allopathic medicine
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Insulin Chemotherapy
Allopathic medicine
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Enumerate all the periods
Early Spanish Colonial Period
Pre-Colonial
Colonial Period
Post Colonial and Modern Area
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Filipinos had long put their trust in the powerful in who?
Babaylans
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Philippine indigenous communities recognize a woman
Early spanish colonial period
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Someone who has the ability to **mediate with the spirit world**, has her own spirit guides, and is given gifts of healing, foretelling, and insight.
BABAYLANS -
EARLY SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
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She has the gift of traveling to the spirit world or non-ordinary states of reality in order to mediate with the spirits.
Babaylans
EARLY SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
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Babaylans are called by other names in the other languages of
Philippine indigenous communities:
What are they called?
Mombaki
Dawac
Balyan or Balian
**Katalonan**
Ma-Aram
Mangngallag
Mumbaki
Mambunong
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Traditional Healing Practices
PRE-COLONIAL
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Intertwined with spiritual beliefs and rituals
Pre-Colonial
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Healers, known as “albularyos” or “herbolarios,” used a variety of
natural remedies, including herbs, plants, and animal parts, to treat illnesses
PRE-COLONIAL
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He is a person who specializes in herb lore, which he uses for treating ailments, whether supernatural or not.
herbolario or herbalist.
PRE-COLONIAL
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used a variety of natural remedies, including herbs plants, and animal parts, to treat illnesses
“albularyos” or “herbolarios,”
PRE-COLONIAL
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During the Spanish colonial period
COLONIAL PERIOD
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Traditional Practices were influenced by Western medicine.
COLONIAL PERIOD
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The Spanish brought their own medical practices and established
**hospitals**
COLONIAL PERIOD
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When was University of Santo Tomas created?
1871
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First Faculty of Medicine in the Philippines at the University of Santo Tomas in 1871.
COLONIAL PERIOD
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often served as the primary healthcare providers, blending their medical knowledge with local practices
Friars and missionaries
COLONIAL PERIOD
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20th century, the Philippines saw a resurgence of interest in
traditional medicine
POST COLONIAL AND MODERN AREA
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**integrate** traditional and alternative medicine into the national healthcare system.
Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act (TAMA) of 1997
POST COLONIAL AND MODERN AREA
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TAMA
Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act of 1997
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which promotes and **regulates** the use of traditional and alternative medicine in the country.
Philippine Institute of
Traditional and Alternative Health Care (PITAHC)
POST COLONIAL AND MODERN AREA
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Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act (TAMA) of 1997 -integrate traditional and alternative medicine into the national healthcare system.
POST COLONIAL AND MODERN AREA
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CHAHARA (ALTERNATIVE)
Chiropractice
Homeopathy
Ayurveda
Herbal Medicine
Acupuncture
Reflexology
Aromatherapy
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Western Comb (ALLOPATHIC)
Western Medicine
Conventional Medicine
Orthodox Medicine
Mainstream Medicine
Biomedicine
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are those that work in conjunction with standard Western Medicine
Complementary practices
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This could be anything from massage therapy to Traditional Chinese Medicine, but it is always good practice to inform the doctor of your complementary treatment
Complementary
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are those that **take the place** of standard Western Medicine
Alternative practices
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you should always make sure you find the discipline and practitioner that is right for you
Alternative
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Enumerate Pharmacist Role in CAM USE
❑ Provide information on the appropriate use of CAM.
❑ Ask questions to customers about their use of CAM
❑ Being aware of potential adverse reactions and interactions with
conventional medicines.
❑ To ensure that stocks of homoeopathic medicines, herbal medicines, or other complementary therapies are obtained from a **reputable source of supply**.
❑ Pharmacist have a responsibility to ensure that all products they recommend are of appropriate quality.
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arises from a need to appreciate the wholeness of an individual person.
Integrative Medicine
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learning to view a person from a biological, psychological, social,
spiritual perspective.
Integrative Medicine
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is healing oriented and
emphasizes the centrality of the doctor-patient relationship.
Integrative Medicine
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the least invasive, least toxic, and least costly methods to help facilitate health by integrating the best of both worlds—allopathic (conventional) and
complementary therapies.
Integrative Medicine
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Who is the founder of Allopathic medicine
William Osler,
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“It is much more important to know what sort of patient has a disease than what sort of disease a patient has.” who said this
William Osler
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Another word for integrative medicine?
Healing
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Health comes from the Old English word
Hal
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meaning wholeness, soundness, or spiritual wellness.
Hal
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is defined by the World Health Organization as “a state of
complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.”
Health
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refers to doing something (such as giving
drugs or performing surgery) that alleviates a troublesome condition or disease.
Cure
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Is it true that healing does not equal curing?
True
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reduces stress, improves diet, promotes exercise, and
increases the person’s sense of community and connection.
Healing facilitates
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uses a combination of modern
healthcare practices to diagnose and treat a patient.
INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE
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What are the treatments that may include in integrative medicine?
Yoga
Acupuncture
Massage
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What does integrative medicine practice focuses on?
nutritional and exercise habits of the patient
