The Italian “National Federation of the Orders of Doctors and Dentists” (FNOMCeO) has
acknowledged anthroposophic treatment as a responsibility of a medical doctor or a dentist (168, 170–172).
Anthroposophic medicine is recognized through a statutory regulation by the local medical associations in Bologna, Terni and Palermo (106).
Diplomas are issued by the associations of anthroposophic doctors and recognized by the
national medical association. Anthroposophic medicine is provided in some hospitals in Italy (106).
106. CAMDOC Alliance ECH ECPM ICMART and IVAA. The regulatory status of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for medical doctors in Europe. Brussels 2010 January 2010. Report No.: 2010.
168. Roberti di Sarsina P, Iseppato I, editors. Non Conventional Medicine within the Italian Medical Profession. ECIM 2011; 2011; Berlin.
170. Roberti di Sarsina P, Iseppato I. State of Art of the Regulative Situation of Non Conventional Medicines in Italy. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 2010;16(2):141-2.
171. Roberti di Sarsina P, Iseppato I. Looking for a Person-Centered Medicine: Non Conventional Medicine in the Conventional European and Italian Setting. Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2011;2011.
172. Roberti di Sarsina P, Iseppato I. Non-Conventional Medicine in Italy: The present situation. European Journal of Integrative Medicine. 2009;1(2):65-71.
