The Practice of Integrative Medicine seeks to define and delineate the principles and practical applications of a holistic approach to healthcare that combines conventional and complementary therapies.

The book is likely to be regarded as a foundational text for practitioners and students interested in the burgeoning field of integrative medicine. Its comprehensive scope suggests it addresses the complex interplay between conventional and complementary approaches, offering a framework for ethical and evidence-informed practice. The author's background in medical ethics and law implies a rigorous examination of the subject matter. This work appears to be aimed at healthcare professionals seeking to understand or implement integrative strategies in their practice.