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As chronic illnesses and aging populations increase worldwide, families are taking on greater responsibilities in providing long-term, home-based care. Yet, many caregivers lack access to reliable, research-backed information on how to safely incorporate complementary therapies into daily routines. Equipping caregivers with evidence-based integrative care practices can improve both patient outcomes and caregiver well-being, reducing stress while enhancing quality of life. Promoting scientifically grounded home care empowers families to make informed health decisions and bridges the gap between professional healthcare and everyday caregiving. Evidence-Based Approaches for Family Caregivers and Integrative Home Care explores evidence-based integrative modalities backed by randomized controlled trials and clinical studies, clearly outlining indications, contraindications, and practical implementation for home settings. It discusses how these approaches can support the physical and emotional well-being of loved ones. Covering topics such as aromatherapy, nursing intervention, and sleep monitoring systems, this book is an excellent resource for caregivers, healthcare professionals in home care or palliative care, policymakers, and more.

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Dr. Tuong-Minh Ly-Le holds a Ph.D. in Communication from Bond University, Australia, and a Master of Health Science in Integrative Care from Northwestern Health Sciences University, U.S. With a unique academic and professional background that bridges communication, health sciences, and public advocacy, Dr. Ly-Le is deeply committed to advancing the field of integrative health through more effective and evidence-based communication strategies. Dr. Ly-Le has published extensively on topics related to public relations, health communication, and the sociocultural dimensions of media influence. A consistent advocate for science-backed communication, Dr. Ly-Le’s current work focuses on a cross-disciplinary approach, combining insights from communication theory, behavioral health, and clinical care to inform how integrative practices are understood and adopted by the public. She aims to bridge the gap between scientific evidence and daily health practices through culturally sensitive and practically grounded communication. This book is the culmination of her ongoing mission to democratize knowledge of integrative care for a global audience of caregivers, healthcare professionals, and patient advocates.

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