Behavioral medicine, complementary medicine and integrated care. Economic implications
Friedman, R.; Sedler, M.; Myers, P.; Benson, H.
Primary Care 24(4): 949-962
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 0095-4543 PMID: 9386264 Document Number: 474557
Health care concepts and practices are changing dramatically because of demographic and economic factors. The routine integration of behavioral and biomedical care is completely compatible with these changes and such integration would provide clinical and economic benefits to patients and to society.
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