Development of guidelines for the use of complementary medicines in public hospitals. An ethical approach

Monash Bioethics Review 20 (3):38-44 (2001)
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Abstract

The extensive community use of complementary medicine can no longer be overlooked in the practice of hospital medicine. Protocols need to be developed and implemented so that health professionals can deal with the issues surrounding the use of CM. Policy development has generally focussed on the supply of CM in hospital but another approach, which is based on consideration of the ethical and legal context, is presented here. Such an approach demands clarification of institutional policy for individuals who are competent and those who are incapable of self-administration or non-competent.

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