FEWER DRUGS, MORE TALKING: RELATIONSHIP-BASED CARE AND INTEGRATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR CHRONIC DISEASE Público
Wiener, Ruby (Spring 2022)
Abstract
This paper explores the effect of stress on health, specifically focusing on chronic disease. A
current problem in chronic disease treatment is segmentation of treatment. Integrative and
relationship-based care solutions bring social determinants of health into the treatment plan. The
paper explores the relationship between research and medicine, focusing on integrative and
chronic disease research. Lastly, the paper utilizes a case study of a clinical research study
(MND-CKD) testing meditation as integrative intervention for chronic kidney disease. This pilot
study explores two outcomes mirroring integrative health in practice: self-reported levels of
depression, anxiety, and stress and blood pressure and found reductions in all four
measurements. The paper ultimately discusses in theory and tests in practice the application of
integrative medicine and relationship-based care in chronic disease.
Table of Contents
Introduction....................................................................................................................1
Chapter 1: Stress and Health..........................................................................................7
Chapter 2: Linking Research and Medicine.................................................................19
Chapter 3: MND-CKD: A Case Study in Integrative Medicinal Research..................28
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