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  • Use and Expenditure on Complementary Medicine in England: A Population Based Survey, 1998

    Investigators: Kate Thomas, Jon Nicholl, Patricia Coleman, & Christian Stacey

    Publication Date: March 23, 2016

Use and Expenditure on Complementary Medicine in England: A Population Based Survey, 1998 Use and Expenditure on Complementary Medicine in England: A Population Based Survey, 1998

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Use and Expenditure on Complementary Medicine in England was a population-based, cross-sectional, mail survey of adults in England. The survey was conducted in 1998 by researchers at the Medical Centre Research Unit, School of Health and Related Research, University of Sheffield. The survey was conducted to generate reliable population-based estimates of use of practitioner-provided complementary therapies in England in 1998. A previously piloted mail questionnaire was sent to sample members. The survey collected information on lifetime use and use in the past 12 months of specific types of complementary therapies and over-the-counter remedies. Information was also collected on the most recent visit to a complementary therapy provider, including reason for visit, expenditures, insurance, and location of treatment.
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