Ethical and Legal Issues in the Practice of Medical Intuition
Medical intuition is the skill of using intuitive perception to assess both the physical and the subtle energy systems of the body, for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health and wellbeing. Medical Intuition is designed to assist health care providers in a cost-effective, targeted approach to a patient’s presenting concerns, and is not meant to serve as a diagnosis of illness or disease. The holistic perspective of medical intuition aligns with an integrative, Whole Health approach to healthcare. Although the skill of using intuitive perception to assess health conditions can be traced back to ancient times, medical intuition as an organized profession, is regarded as an emerging field.
In this episode of the OneMedicine Podcast, we explore the legal and ethical questions surrounding the use of medical intuition in the clinical setting. Our expert panel discusses issues concerning a clinicians use of medical intuition with their patients and clients, the benefits of working with a medical intuitive in a clinical practice, how to refer patients and clients to a qualified medical intuitive, and much more. Our three prominent experts bring their experience and perspectives to this important conversation.
Panelists:
Wendie Colter, CMIP, MCWC
Midge Murphy, JD, PhD
Mary Louder, DO
Related Content:
Medical Intuition Resource Center
OneMedicine Podcast: What is Medical Intuition: The Research and Reasons to Include it in Your Practice Tool Kit