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Safety, Precautions, Side Effects and ContraindicationsEvidence Based AcupunctureClinical Practice of AcupunctureClinical Attendance in AcupunctureAssessment CriteriaAdditional RequirementsContinuing Professional DevelopmentAccreditation RequirementsCore CurriculumHistory and PhilosophyBasic PrinciplesChannels and Points on the 12 Paired ChannelsExtraordinary Channels and Special PointsMicroacupuncture SystemsPhysiology - Scientific Aspects of AcupunctureClinical Practice of AcupunctureSafety, Precautions, Side Effects and ContraindicationsTherapeuticsAppendixRecommended TextsIntroductionMedical acupuncture is acupuncture treatment provided by a medical practitioner who:• is registered with the medical board to practice medicine9
• has the skills to take an appropriate history• has the skills to perform an appropriate physical examination• has the knowledge, training and ability to perform ancillary tests including but notrestricted to the following: blood tests, urine tests, x-rays, CT scans, MRI scansand nuclear imaging scans• has the ability to make a medical diagnosis using the findings from the history,examination and ancillary tests• has the ability to provide treatment which may include acupuncture if appropriateMedical Acupuncture has been practised in Australia for at least thirty-five years. TheAustralian Medical Acupuncture Society (AMAS) was founded in Victoria in 1973 bythree medical practitioners with a common interest in acupuncture. The AMASdeveloped over the subsequent years as doctors in each state sought training from fellowdoctors experienced in medical acupuncture. As the AMAS membership grew itestablished standards for education and formal examination culminating in theestablishment of the Fellowship in Medical Acupuncture.It became the Australian Medical Acupuncture College (AMAC) in 1999 following arevision of the constitution with an emphasis on its role in setting national educationstandards for medical acupuncture. In recent years the AMAC has come to represent itsmembers in negotiations with the Federal Government in developing new item numbersfor medical acupuncture in the Medicare Schedule, establishing standards of practice inco-operation with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and in providingadvice to Medicare Australia through the Professional Review Division.AMAC is the peak body for Medical Acupuncture.10
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Page 3 and 4: INTRODUCTIONThe Beijing Declaration
Page 5 and 6: education, training and practice re
Page 7 and 8: AUSTRALIANATIONAL/REGIONAL PRACTICE
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Page 17 and 18: Accreditation RequirementsAll Medic
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Page 27 and 28: CORE CURRICULUMTraditional Chinese
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Page 31 and 32: of TCM, elemental pathology and ind
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Page 39 and 40: Cold, Chinese and Western approach.
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Page 53 and 54: ACUPUNCTURE EQUIPMENTNeedles, cuppi
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GERMANYNATIONAL/REGIONAL ACUPUNCTUR
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associationsDAEGFAMaster ofAcupunct
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Electro acupuncture, electro (acu)
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Certified Physician of Chinese Medi
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Forschungsgruppe Akupunktur & Tradi
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2. Conducting the courseThe advance
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Systematics of the organ systems of
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C Systematics of the organ systems
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GREECE
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CORE CURRICULUM1. The training sche
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HUNGARYNATIONAL/REGIONAL PRACTICEST
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Nerves work by having a normal nerv
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Organ Diagnosis (Zang/Fu Bian Zheng
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TCM GynecologyThe characteristics o
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TCM DermatologyCommon diseases in T
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Modern Clinical Development and Res
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INDONESIA
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Education content:1. Acupuncture in
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LATVIANATIONAL/REGIONAL ACUPUNCTURE
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Deep understanding of the principle
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THE NETHERLANDS
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B. Education/Training RequirementsM
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EAV:EAV, Electro Acupuncture accord
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NORWAYNATIONAL/REGIONAL ACUPUNCTURE
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The first year the education is foc
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PORTUGAL
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In the teaching, these techniques (
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techniques are taught. The Internat
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SPAIN
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CORE CURRICULUMTraining begins with
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TURKEY
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CORE CURRICULUMMedical Acupuncture
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UNITED KINGDOMNATIONAL/REGIONAL ACU
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University of Hertfordshire moduleT
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Palliative MedicinePsychiatry and P
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4. Other journals⇒up to 2 hours p
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If you are using the sample key pro
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the recent papers of relevance to t
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICANATIONAL/RE
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TCM ACUPUNCTURETraining begins with
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Multiple sessions of clinical pract
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