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Table 1 Good knowledge of complementary therapies

From: Attitudes and knowledge about direct and indirect risks among conventional and complementary health care providers in cancer care

 

Total (n = 466)

Medical Doctor (n = 142)

Nurse (n = 69)

Provider with dual training (n = 32)

Complementary therapist (n = 223)

 

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

Acupuncture

233

50.5

27

19

17

25

26

81.3

163

74.4

Homeopathy

73

16.3

18

12.8

1

1.5

2

6.9

52

24.3

Healing

86

18.9

12

8.6

9

13.4

8

26.7

57

26.3

Thai Chi and Chi gong

86

18.8

5

3.5

3

4.4

11

36.7

67

30.7

Aromatherapy

73

15.9

3

2.1

9

13.2

4

13.8

57

25.9

Yoga

136

29.6

27

19

19

28.4

12

40

78

35.3

Mindfullness

163

35.8

41

29.1

22

33.3

13

43.3

87

39.9

Reflexology

101

22

2

1.4

3

4.5

4

12.9

92

41.8

Chinese herbal medicine

36

7.9

2

1.4

1

1.5

6

20.7

27

12.3

Herbal medicine other than Chineese

26

5.8

3

2.2

0

0

1

3.4

22

10.2

Naprapathy

56

12.3

10

7.1

3

4.4

3

10.3

40

18.3

Osteopathy

58

12.7

11

7.9

2

2.9

4

13.3

41

18.7

Massage

219

48.1

34

24.5

19

28.8

19

59.4

147

67.4