Physician

Family Medicine

Dr. Moshe A. Frenkel, MD

Moshe Frenkel works in the field of Family Medicine. Dr. Moshe A. Frenkel has written publications. He has 49 publications published with PubMed. The lastest paper is: 'Believing the unbelievable.'

Publications

Effects of complementary and integrative medicine on cancer survivorship.
The use of dietary supplements in oncology.
Acupuncture for treatment of uncontrolled pain in cancer patients: a pragmatic pilot study.
Exceptional patients: Narratives of connections.
Effective Communication About the Use of Complementary and Integrative Medicine in Cancer Care.
Integrating Dietary Supplements Into Cancer Care.
Role of massage therapy in cancer care.
Barriers, strategies, and lessons learned from complementary and alternative medicine curricular initiatives.
Acupuncture: a clinical review.
Believing the unbelievable.
[Complementary medicine research in Israel between the years 1994-2004].
[Nutritional supplements and cancer].
Oculomotor nerve palsy treated with acupuncture.
Effects of homeopathic intervention on medication consumption in atopic and allergic disorders.
Cytotoxic effects of ultra-diluted remedies on breast cancer cells.
Activism among exceptional patients with cancer.
Homeopathy in cancer care.
Incorporating complementary and integrative medicine in a comprehensive cancer center.
[Attitudes of immigrants from the former Soviet Union towards complementary medicine].
Is a biopsychosocial-spiritual approach relevant to cancer treatment? A study of patients and oncology staff members on issues of complementary medicine and spirituality.
Prevalence of complementary medicine use in a phase 1 clinical trials program: the MD Anderson Cancer Center Experience.
Complementary medicine and psoriasis: linking the patient''s outlook with evidence-based medicine.
Attitudes toward integration of complementary and alternative medicine in primary care: perspectives of patients, physicians and complementary practitioners.
Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for integrative oncology: complementary therapies and botanicals.
An approach to educating family practice residents and family physicians about complementary and alternative medicine.
Managing radiation therapy side effects with complementary medicine.
Teaching complementary medicine at an academic oncology department.
[Between metaphor and certainty: teaching an introductory course in complementary medicine].
Approaching complementary and alternative medicine use in patients with cancer: questions and challenges.
How should complementary practitioners and physicians communicate? A cross-sectional study from Israel.
An approach to teaching physicians about complementary medicine in the treatment of cancer.
Referring to complementary and alternative medicine--a possible tool for implementation.
Attitudes of Arab and Jewish patients toward integration of complementary medicine in primary care clinics in Israel: a cross-cultural study.
Collaborations between allopathic and complementary and alternative medicine health professionals: four initiatives.
Communication in cancer care: discussing complementary and alternative medicine.
Integrative medicine consultation service in a comprehensive cancer center: findings and outcomes.
Clinical consultation, a personal perspective: components of a successful integrative medicine clinical consultation.
An approach to teaching dermatologists about complementary medicine.
An approach to teaching primary care physicians how to integrate complementary medicine into their daily practices: a pilot study.
Approach to communicating with patients about the use of nutritional supplements in cancer care.
Integrating complementary and alternative medicine into conventional primary care: the patient perspective.
The growing need to teach about complementary and alternative medicine: questions and challenges.
Educating CAM practitioners about integrative medicine: an approach to overcoming the communication gap with conventional health care practitioners.
Lessons learned from complementary and integrative medicine curriculum change in a medical school.
Creating sustainable curricular change: lessons learned from an alternative therapies educational initiative.
Credentialing complementary practitioners in a large academic cancer center.
An approach for integrating complementary-alternative medicine into primary care.
Music therapy in a comprehensive cancer center.

Schools

Tel Aviv University Sackler Faculty of Medicine
Soroka Med Center
Brookhaven Meml Hospital

Doctors Specialties

Family Medicine

Accepted Insurances

Education

Tel Aviv University Sackler

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