Pub Date : 2021-12-01DOI: 10.1016/j.revhom.2021.10.017
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Pub Date : 2021-12-01DOI: 10.1016/j.revhom.2021.10.016
Dr Hélène Renoux (médecin généraliste homéopathe)
Le médicament homéopathie Ozonum, connu de longue date des homéopathes, et expérimenté à nouveau et de façon exhaustive en 1997, présente des indications cliniques qui permettent de l’utiliser dans certains cas de dyspnées et d’épuisements tels qu’on en rencontre en post Covid. A partir des données pathogénétiques, des propriétés du gaz ozone et d’une série de cas cliniques personnels, les possibilités d’utilisation de ce médicament homéopathique en post-Covid vont être étudiées.
The homeopathic medicinal product Ozonum, known for a long time by homeopaths, and proved again and comprehensively in 1997, presents clinical indications for some dyspnea and exhaustions as observed during post-Covid syndromes. Based on pathogenetical data, the ozone gaz properties and a clinical cases serie, the possible uses of this medicine for post-Covid syndromes are explored.
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Pub Date : 2021-12-01DOI: 10.1016/j.revhom.2021.10.007
Jean-Lionel Bagot , Ingrid Theunissen , Jean-Loup Mouysset , Jean-Philippe Wagner , Nicolas Magné , Alain Toledano
Introduction
Integrative health is the combined use of conventional medicine, complementary medicine and lifestyle medicine. It is the result of the coordination of patient-centred, science and evidence-based health practices, delivered by a multidisciplinary team. Its objective is to enable the return or the maintenance of health in an optimal well-being. Its originality lies in the inclusion of the patients and their own representations of care in the overall management of their health.
Outlook
As a result of a strong demand from patients but also from caregivers, this North American concept is gradually being established in France. Since December 2019, the Strasbourg Saint Vincent de Paul Hospital Group has opened an Outpatients unit for Integrative care. Initially created in Aix-en-Provence in 2010, there are now 7 Resource centres which offer Well Being care and a Personalised Therapeutic Accompaniment Program. In Dunkirk, the Flanders House of Supportive Care (Maison des Soins de Support des Flandres) has been in operation since 2017. In Paris, since 2018, the Rafaël Institute offers 9000 integrated treatments per year. All these treatments are free of charge for the patient.
Conclusion
In treating the whole person, understanding the needs and values of each patient, by looking after the quality of life as much as seeking to cure, integrative health care makes it possible for caregivers to link the treatment goals with good and new practices for and with the patient.
综合健康是传统医学、补充医学和生活方式医学的综合应用。这是一个多学科团队协调以病人为中心、科学和循证卫生实践的结果。它的目标是使健康恢复或维持在最佳状态。它的独创性在于将患者和他们自己的护理代表纳入其健康的整体管理。由于患者和护理人员的强烈需求,这种北美概念正在法国逐渐建立起来。自2019年12月以来,斯特拉斯堡圣文森特·德保罗医院集团开设了一个综合护理门诊。最初于2010年在普罗旺斯的艾克斯创建,现在有7个资源中心,提供健康护理和个性化的治疗陪伴计划。在敦刻尔克,弗兰德斯支持性护理之家(Maison des Soins de Support des Flandres)自2017年以来一直在运营。在巴黎,自2018年以来,Rafaël研究所每年提供9000次综合治疗。所有这些治疗对病人都是免费的。结论在治疗全人的过程中,了解每个病人的需求和价值,通过关注生活质量和寻求治愈,综合医疗保健使护理人员能够将治疗目标与病人的良好和新的实践联系起来。
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Pub Date : 2021-12-01DOI: 10.1016/j.revhom.2021.10.015
Jean-Lionel Bagot (spécialiste en médecine générale) , Ingrid Theunissen (spécialiste en gynéco-obstétrique) , Jean-Loup Mouysset (spécialiste en oncologie médicale) , Jean-Philippe Wagner (spécialiste en oncologie radiothérapie) , Nicolas Magné (spécialiste en oncologie radiothérapie) , Alain Toledano (spécialiste en oncologie radiothérapie)
Introduction
La santé intégrative est l’utilisation conjointe des médecines conventionnelles, des médecines complémentaires et de la médecine du mode de vie. Elle est le fruit de la coordination de pratiques de santé validées, centrées sur le patient, fondées sur la science et dispensées en équipe multidisciplinaire. Son objectif est de permettre le retour ou le maintien de la santé dans un bien-être optimal. Son originalité réside dans l’inclusion du patient et de ses propres représentations de soin dans la prise en charge globale de sa santé.
Perspectives
Face à une forte demande des patients mais aussi des soignants, ce concept nord-américain s’implante progressivement en France. Depuis décembre 2019, le Groupe Hospitalier Saint-Vincent de Strasbourg a ouvert une unité d’hospitalisation de jour de soins intégratifs. Initialement créés à Aix en Provence en 2010, ce sont aujourd’hui 7 Centres Ressources qui offrent des soins de Mieux-Être et un Programme Personnalisé d’Accompagnement Thérapeutique. À Dunkerque, la Maison des Soins de Support des Flandres fonctionne depuis 2017. À Paris, depuis 2018, l’Institut Rafaël offre 9000 soins intégratifs par an. Tous ces soins sont sans reste à charge pour le patient.
Conclusion
En traitant de manière globale, en comprenant les besoins et les valeurs de chaque patient, en se préoccupant de la qualité de vie autant que de la guérison, la santé intégrative permet aux soignants de faire correspondre les objectifs thérapeutiques avec de bonnes et nouvelles pratiques pour et avec le patient.
Introduction
Integrative health is the combination of conventional, complementary and lifestyle medicines in order to optimize health and well-being. It results from the coordination of validated, patient-centered, science-based health care delivered by a multidisciplinary team. Part of its distinctiveness lies in its emphasis on a holistic, patient-centered approach to health care and wellness.
Outlook
This North American concept is gradually gaining ground in France in response to a high demand from patients as well as caregivers. Since December 2019, the Saint Vincent Hospital Group in Strasbourg has opened an integrative care outpatients unit. Throughout France, 7 Resource Centres offer Wellness care and a programme of Personalised Supportive Care. In Dunkirk, The House of Flandres Supportive Care opened in 2017. In Paris, since 2018, the Rafael Institute have supplied 9000 integrative care per year for its patients. All this care is free of charge for the patient.
Conclusion
By adopting a holistic approach, by understanding the needs and values of each patient, by focusing on quality of life as well as on healing, Integrative Health offers new tools for caregivers to match therapeutic goals with good and new practices for and with patients.
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Pub Date : 2021-12-01DOI: 10.1016/j.revhom.2021.10.010
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Pub Date : 2021-12-01DOI: 10.1016/j.revhom.2021.10.008
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