Find
out more about Hospital Massage here
Read
the review of
the HBMN books in Massage Magazine Jan/Feb 2003 issue.
Read
the table of contents |
Hospital-Based
Massage Programs in Review
Data on over 100 programs and 200
colleagues for networking and supporting your case with hospital
administrators
 The
HBMN materials were completely updated
and reissued in 2007, providing the
latest information about hospital
programs throughout the country!
What’s more, they are now available
on CD in a searchable format, making
them more usable than ever.
One of the most persuasive arguments
you can present to administrators
considering your program is to show
how programs are already being implemented
across the country. Programs in Review
is an on-the-ground accounting of
over 100 US programs you can use
as models as you work toward establishing
or building your hospital-based practice.
138
pages.
- Contact
information for over 100 programs and
200 colleagues, individuals interested
in bringing massage therapy further
into the hospital mainstream.
- Descriptions of each program.
- Statistics
and summaries of hourly income; whether
massage therapists are employees, volunteers
or independent contractors; which professions
are providing massage; hours the massage
therapists work; which populations
are served on which hospital departments;
insurance reimbursement; internship
involvement; coordinators and more.
- Articles
related to hospital-based massage programs.
If
you are the coordinator of a hospital-based
massage program please take a few
minutes and complete the Hospital
Programs Survey. |
