Medical Treatment Amish

The Amish Health Culture and Culturally Sensitive …

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At least since the 1950s, Amish have accepted modern medical findings such as “germ theory” (Von Heeringen & McCorkle, 1958), but they prefer treatments perceived as natural—such as CAM—over the unnatural—such as prescription drugs, which many …

Health – Amish Studies - Elizabethtown College

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Do Amish visit doctors?

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While no Amish are certified as medical doctors (due to a cultural limitation on formal education), a few Amish do medical treatments themselves, such as chiropractic or podiatric treatment. In many …

Health - Amish

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Amish do make use of conventional medical services including doctors, hospitals, clinics, opticians, dentists, and others. Amish people also frequently patronize chiropractic services. However some Amish are …

The effects of religious beliefs on the health care …

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3446212/

The religious and cultural beliefs of the Amish result in many health care beliefs and practices which are significantly different from the dominant American culture. For …

The health of the Amish | Ohio's Amish Country

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The Amish religion does not restrict people from seeking modern medical care. For the most part, Amish use local doctors and dentists and will go to specialists and hospitals as determined. Which health care services …