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Motivations of patients seeking supportive care for cancer from physicians prescribing homeopathic or conventional medicines: results of an observational cross-sectional study.
Karine Danno
1 ,
Aurélie Colas
2 ,
Gilles Freyer
3 ,
Jean-Paul Guastalla
4 ,
Gérard Duru
5 ,
Eric Musial
6 ,
Vincent Libourel
7 ,
Jean-Philippe Fendler
8 ,
Jean-Louis Masson
2 ,
Marie-France Bordet
2
Nov 2016
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Abstract
The motivations of patients who consult a homeopathic (GP-Ho) or conventional (GP-CM) general practitioner for supportive care during cancer treatment have not been widely studied. We investigated the reasons why cancer patients consult a GP-Ho versus a GP-CM for supportive care and the GPs' motivations for their prescriptions.