New NEA Research: Breaking Down the Essential Elements of Shared…
The NEA research team has published its latest paper on shared decision making (SDM) – the process through which patients and HCPs work together to make informed healthcare decisions.
Published On: Apr 5, 2020
Last Updated On: Nov 2, 2020
Eczema can flare due to emotional stressors. Eczema has also been shown to impact quality of life by interfering with sleep and normal day-to-day activities, resulting in anxiety, depression, and sleep deprivation. Research, including a NEA-funded study, has demonstrated that meditation can help improve quality of life for people with eczema.
This relaxing yoga nidra and meditation session is led by Eunice Yu, a Chicago-based certified yoga instructor and former educator and therapist.
https://nationaleczema.org/10-tips-reducing-stress-eunice/
The NEA research team has published its latest paper on shared decision making (SDM) – the process through which patients and HCPs work together to make informed healthcare decisions.
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