Frameworks in Integrative Medical Science: Methods, Models, and Measures presents a comprehensive exploration of the evolving field of integrative healthcare, offering readers a structured understanding of how diverse healing traditions, biomedical sciences, and holistic practices can be brought together under unified frameworks. The book begins with an introduction to integrative medical science, situating it within the broader history of healthcare and highlighting its role in bridging conventional medicine with complementary and alternative systems. By setting the stage with this foundation, it provides readers with an appreciation of the philosophical, scientific, and cultural currents that have shaped integrative medicine into a distinct discipline of study and practice. The text then moves into an examination of conceptual frameworks in integrative medicine, where it explores how theories and models are constructed to capture the complexities of health and healing. Rather than viewing the body in isolation, these frameworks emphasize interconnections among biological, psychological, social, and environmental dimensions. The discussion underscores how conceptual clarity is essential for advancing both clinical practice and research, enabling practitioners and scientists to work within systems that respect the whole person. The book argues for a broader vision of measurement that includes not only clinical outcomes but also aspects such as quality of life, resilience, and patient satisfaction. This section encourages readers to appreciate that meaningful healthcare must account for outcomes that reflect both scientific and humanistic values.