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Imagery (Psychotherapy) (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Imagery (Psychotherapy)'
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Assessing pediatric patients for vascular access and sedation.
29 Jun 2007 
Central venous catheters have been established as a reliable source of vascular access since the 1970s. Peripherally inserted central catheters became a popular central catheter in the early 1990s for adults and children. The management of vascular ...
rec_pub_17667078-assessing-pediatric-patients-vascular-access-sedation.htm
29 Jun 2007 
rec_pub_17594301-helping-parents-help-child-procedural-everyday-pain-practical.htm
A snapshot of children's postoperative tonsillectomy outcomes at home.
29 Jun 2007 PURPOSE. To describe home outcomes of pain, medication use, fluid intake, and emesis 24 hr after tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. The theory of unpleasant symptoms provided a conceptualizing framework. DESIGN AND METHODS. A secondary analysis was ...
rec_pub_17594298-a-snapshot-children-s-postoperative-tonsillectomy-outcomes-home.htm
Hypnosis for acute distress management during medical procedures.
29 Jun 2007 The use of hypnosis during medical procedures has a long-standing tradition but has been struggling for acceptance into the mainstream. In recent years, several randomized-controlled trials with sufficient participant numbers have demonstrated the ...
rec_pub_17558720-hypnosis-acute-distress-management-medical-procedures.htm
Motor imagery and action observation: cognitive tools for rehabilitation.
18 Jun 2007 Rehabilitation, for a large part may be seen as a learning process where old skills have to be re-acquired and new ones have to be learned on the basis of practice. Active exercising creates a flow of sensory (afferent) information. It is known that ...
rec_pub_17579805-motor-imagery-action-observation-cognitive-tools-rehabilitation.htm
Imagery in the clinical setting: a tool for healing.
30 May 2007 This article addresses the why and how of imagery and its relation with holistic theories. The description of clinical applications, program development, and research demonstrates successful interventions in virtually every area of nursing. Case ...
rec_pub_17544682-imagery-clinical-setting-tool-healing.htm
Dual-task interference is greater in delayed grasping than in visually guided grasping.
2 May 2007 
Previous kinematic research suggests that visually guided grasping employs an accurate real-time control system in the dorsal stream, whereas delayed grasping relies on less accurate stored information derived by the perceptual system in the ventral ...
rec_pub_18217845-dual-task-interference-greater-delayed-grasping-visually-guided.htm
Mind-body interventions for chronic pain in older adults: a structured review.
29 Apr 2007 STUDY DESIGN: We conducted a structured review of eight mind-body interventions for older adults with chronic nonmalignant pain. OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the feasibility, safety, and evidence for pain reduction in older adults with chronic ...
rec_pub_17610459-mind-body-interventions-chronic-pain-older-adults-structured-review.htm
29 Apr 2007 PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES: To evaluate patient characteristics to predict selection and maintenance of a complementary therapy and the feasibility of a randomized clinical trial (RCT) of complementary therapies. DESIGN: Quasi-experimental, exploratory ...
rec_pub_17573322-feasibility-reflexology-guided-imagery-intervention-chemotherapy.htm
Can behavioural therapy influence neuromodulation?
29 Apr 2007 This paper reviews non-invasive behavioural approaches - broadly construed as cognitive, affective, behavioural and psychophysiological interventions - and examines whether they can impact central, peripheral or autonomic nervous system components ...
rec_pub_17508158-can-behavioural-therapy-influence-neuromodulation.htm
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