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Research: WATSON and WATSON,
Listed in Issue 29
Abstract
WATSON and WATSON, University of Bradford, review the therapeutic benefits of massage and its relationship and relevant to orthodox therapies.
Background
Methodology
Results
The majority of studies regarding the effects of massage upon patients' wellbeing have been conducted by non-nursing researchers. The authors suggest that nurse-based research would make an important contribution to holistic care approach . The write that interest in and use of complementary therapies has grown over recent years and that massage appears to be of particular interest to nurses, as it involves close, intimate, contact in which nurses are often engaged as part of their daily work with patients. The benefits and problems associated with massage are explored.
Conclusion
References
Watson S and Watson S. The effect of massage: an holistic approach to care. Nurs Stand 11(47) 45-7. Aug 13. 1997.
