Research & Medical Education

Research

Duke Integrative Medicine is dedicated to understanding the effectiveness and efficacy of new models of integrative, personalized health care so that we can help to transform the practice of medicine in the 21st century. We collaborate with scientists at Duke University and throughout the nation to conduct research to identify and understand clinical outcomes in Integrative Medicine and to develop innovative systems of care.

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Faculty and Staff
National Collaborations
Current Research Studies
Completed Research Studies
Faculty Publications

CHRONIC PAIN STUDY 

If you are a new or existing patient at Duke Integrative Medicine, you may be eligible to participate in the BraveNet Multi-Center Study on Integrative Medicine Treatment Approaches for Chronic Pain (SIMTAP).  Eligibility requirements and more details about the study may be found at the link below. Pro00018200.

Chronic Pain Study Information

Medical Education

Duke Integrative Medicine promotes an awareness of integrative medicine and new models of patient care to medical education learners. The Institute of Medicine recommends that health profession schools should incorporate sufficient information about Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) into the standard curriculum at the undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate levels to enable licensed professionals to competently advise their patients about CAM. At Duke Integrative Medicine we are developing a full complement of opportunities for the undergraduate and graduate medical students and faculty at Duke University.

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Medical Education Team
National Collaborations
Undergraduate Medical Education
Graduate Medical Education
Faculty Development