Part I. Foundations of integrative nursing. Concepts and principles of integrative nursing / Mary Koithan -- The integrated nurse: wholeness, self-discovery, and self-care / Janet F. Quinn -- The integrated nurse: way of the healer / Janet F. Quinn -- Whole-systems healing: a new leadership path / Mary Jo Kreitzer, with exemplar by Jayne Felgen and Patricia A. Roach -- Building an integrative health program / Mary Jo Kreitzer and Beth Somerville -- Transforming the healthcare environment through a hospital-based integrative health initiative: Sanford medical center / Arlene Horner and Ellen L. Schellinger -- Creating optimal healing environments / Terri Zborowsky and Mary Jo Kreitzer -- Integrative nursing caring science, human caring, and peace / Jean Watson -- Informatics and integrative healthcare / Connie W. Delaney, Bonnie L. Westra, Patrick J. Dean, Cheryl J. Leuning, and Karen A. Monsen -- Part II. Optimizing wellbeing. Advancing wellbeing in people, organizations, and communities / Mary Jo Kreitzer, Louise Delagran, and Andrea Uptmor -- Facilitating lifestyle choice and change / Judith Aufenthie -- Movement and integrative nursing / Susan Masemer, Mary Farrell, Jayson King, and Matthew Koithan -- Nutrition and integrative nursing / Laura Sandquist and Laurie Kubes -- Health coaching: a partnership on the journey to wellbeing / Jane Anderson -- Part III. Symptom management and integrative nursing. Integrative nursing and symptom management / Debbie Ringdahl -- Integrative nursing management of stress / Ruth Lundquist, Dawn R. Witt, and Lynette Crane -- Integrative nursing management of nausea / Susanne M. Cutshall and Lisa M. Van Getson -- Integrative nursing management of sleep / Norma G. Cuellar -- Integrative nursing management of anxiety / Linda L. Chlan and Melinda Bors -- Integrative nursing management of depressed mood -- Merrie J. Kaas, Gisli Kristofersson, and Sue Towey -- Integrative nursing management of fatigue / Diana Drake -- Integrative nursing management of pain / Judy L. Wagner and Susan Thompson -- Integrative nursing management of cognitive impairment / Rebecca L. Ross and Iris R. Bell -- Integrative nursing care of the human spirit / Janet F. Quinn -- Part IV. Integrative nursing applications. Integrative nursing in acute care settings / Lori Knutson and Valerie Lincoln -- Integrative nursing in the community / Judith Fouladbakhsh and Susan G. Szczesny -- Integrative nursing in mental health: models of team-oriented approaches / Merrie J. Kaas, Barbara Peterson, and Gisli Kristofersson -- Integrative nursing of older adults across the continuum / Linda L. Halcon, Constance Schein, and Corjena Cheung -- Integrative nursing: palliative care and end-of-life / Julie Katseres and Kathleen A. Nelson -- Integrative nursing and the environment / Susan Luck -- Part V. Integrative nursing: models of education. Pre-licensure nursing education for integrative nursing / Teddie Potter, Linda L. Halcon, and Mary M. Rowan -- Graduate nursing education for integrative nursing / Mary V. Fenton, Linda L. Halcon, and Marie Napolitano -- Continuing professional development for integrative nursing / Mary Koithan and Kathy Chappell -- Integrative nursing and health literacy / Bonnie L. Westra, Elizabeth Fine Weinfurter, and Connie W. Delaney -- Part VI. Integrative nursing: global perspectives-state of the practice. Integrative nursing in Germany / Ranier Ammende and Renate Tewes -- Integrative nursing in Turkey / Sebahat Gozum and Nurgun Platin -- Integrative nursing in the United Kingdom / Susan Smith, Janina Sweetenham, and Angela Bradshaw -- Integrative nursing in Ireland / Michael Shannon and Martin McNamara -- Integrative nursing in Iceland / Gisli Kristofersson and Thora Jenny Gunnarsdottir -- Integrative nursing in Sweden / Mats Jong, Miek C. Jong, and Torkel Falkenberg -- Global activism, advocacy, and transformation: Florence Nightingale's legacy for the twenty-first century / Deva-Marie Beck, Barbara M. Dossey, and Cynda H. Rushton -- Part VII. Conclusion. Gazing with soft eyes / Mary Koithan.
Summary:
Integrative medicine is defined as healing-oriented medicine that takes account of the whole person (body, mind, and spirit) as well as all aspects of lifestyle. It emphasizes the therapeutic relationship and makes use of appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative.
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