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1 Continuing Professional Development CPD courses 2010 Professional Education Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine 6 CPD credits per module Organised by AcuMedic Foundation Camden High Street, London NW1 7JN AcuMedic Foundation 2010 Tel: +44(0) Fax: +44(0) courses@acumedic.com

2 Continuing professional development (CPD) is essential for today s medical and healthcare professionals to keep their practice up-to-date and also to meet the registration requirement of their professional bodies. The requirement for Continue Education will be mandatory for re-accreditation in most fields of medicine including acupuncture and Chinese medicine when statutory council is established. CPD is compulsory for all CMIR members. All modules are led by experts in their respected field. AcuMedic Foundation in collaboration with the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Guangxi Medical University & Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, offers a range of one-day CPD courses and a number of specialist workshops every year for established professionals. The courses are reputed as high quality interactive training both in theoretical information and clinical practice, focusing on practical skill, clinical updates and safety in practice with expert knowledge and the latest development in key areas of acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, including safety procedures, diagnosis and needling. The related patient case studies and many clinical applications will allow students to have more hands on experience on the subjects. All CPD courses are held at the AcuMedic Centre in central London from 10am to 5pm, and are charged at 180 per module, which includes course notes, patient case studies, clinical hands-on session, Chinese buffet lunch and refreshments CPD Modules: Course Organiser: Prof. Man Fong Mei (FCMIR) Clinical Director: Dr. Lily Hua Yu (FCMIR) Dean of Study: Dr. Dan Chen (FCMIR) Acupuncture Clinical Practice & Syndrome Differentiation Successful Clinic Development, Management and Marketing Cosmetic Acupuncture with Syndrome Differentiation Advanced Chinese Soft Tissue Manipulation & Tuina Therapy Intermediate Electro-acupuncture Intermediate Ear Acupuncture Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine Sunday, 23rd May 2010 Saturday, 24th July 2010 Sunday, 25th July 2010 Saturday, 2nd October 2010 Saturday, 4th December 2010 Sunday, 5th December 2010 Saturday, 11th December 2010 CPD Booking Conditions Booking terms and conditions for all our CPD courses are as follows: The AcuMedic Foundation may change dates and tutors if required. Confirmation of booking and further course details will be sent out in advance of course date. Cancellations made within 2 weeks of the course date will be subject to the full course fee. If cancellation notice is not provided and you do not attend the course to which you booked then the full fee will apply. The AcuMedic Foundation appreciates that it may be difficult for some members and professionals to travel to London from abroad to attend the course. We would, however, encourage our overseas members and other professionals to attend our approved distant learning with Internet/DVD on topical subjects in Acupuncture and Chinese medicine. If you would like to know more about this opportunity please contact CPD course department ( courses@acumedic.com or telephone +44(0) / 5783). Tel: +44(0) Fax: +44(0) courses@acumedic.com

Acupuncture Clinical Practice & Syndrome Differentiation Sunday, 23 rd May 2010 This CPD module aims to help Chinese Medicine Practitioners to deepen their knowledge

There are two patients presenting their clinical cases during the teaching process.

Some commonly used acupoints will also be reviewed during the case studies.

3 Acupuncture Clinical Practice & Syndrome Differentiation Sunday, 23 rd May 2010 This CPD module aims to help Chinese Medicine Practitioners to deepen their knowledge in Chinese medicine theory and syndrome differentiation in their practice of acupuncture. It will focus on syndrome differentiation and acupuncture treatment. There are two patients presenting their clinical cases during the teaching process. The lecturer will help you review some theories, such as viscera, five elements, meridians and four diagnostic methods. Some commonly used acupoints will also be reviewed during the case studies. This module is designed for practitioners who have completed the CMIR Foundation course in Chinese medicine or the acupuncturists who want to improve the syndrome differentiation. Viscera theory Five elements theory Meridian theory Commonly used acupoints Four diagnostic methods Syndrome differentiation Clinical cases and patient demonstrations Dr. Z. F. Yu, PhD, an experienced clinical doctor whose experience in syndrome differentiation and diagnosis is rarely seen in the UK, the course is backed by the AcuMedic team of doctors. Prof. Mei will be assisting him in this module. Acupuncture Clinical Practice & Syndrome Differentiation and receive a FREE box of needles (CC Type: Copper and silver coil handle with hoop)!

Successful Clinic Development, Management and Marketing Saturday, 24 th July 2010 This module is a result of popular requests from practitioners to help in building a successful practice and

4 Successful Clinic Development, Management and Marketing Saturday, 24 th July 2010 This module is a result of popular requests from practitioners to help in building a successful practice and marketing of their clinics. With the recent financial crisis, there is an increase in our awareness on the importance of management and marketing for a private medical or healthcare practice. Prof. Mei, being a pioneer in this field, will be considering these issues based on the successful story of AcuMedic and Chinalife. The content of this module also includes regulative requirement, code of practice and practitioners continue development to achieve clinical excellence. Prof. Man Fong Mei - see his profile on Clinical Development, Management and Marketing and receive 15% discount on this book! Developing Practice Knowledge for Health Professionals Code: BK3790 J.Higgs, B.Richardon, M.Abrandt Dhalgren This books examines the nature, generation & development of professional knowledge in the health professions with particular emphasis on physiotherapy, occupational therapy, medicine & nursing.- (2004)240pp/30 illus. More than ever the rapidly changing worlds of work and society are challenging the knowledge bases of the health professions and the capacity of health professionals to critique and develop their knowledge to meet community needs. The responsible, intelligent and creative use of such knowledge is more important now than it ever has been, and an awareness of the nature of knowledge and the principles of its acquisition is essential to meeting these challenges. 'Developing Practice Knowledge for Health Professionals' is written by distinguished experts who have taught, researched and written extensively in this area.

Cosmetic Acupuncture with Syndrome Differentiation Sunday, 25 th July 2010 This CPD module aims to improve all round knowledge of syndrome differentiation in Chinese cosmetology.

The module will guide the practitioner with the best point selection and technique by analysing the syndrome differentiation of Acne, Chloasma and Anti-aging.

This module is suitable for acupuncturists and TCM practitioners, a focus presentation of the material given in the CMIR Specialist Diploma course on Cosmetic Acupuncture & Chinese Cosmetology.

5 Cosmetic Acupuncture with Syndrome Differentiation Sunday, 25 th July 2010 This CPD module aims to improve all round knowledge of syndrome differentiation in Chinese cosmetology. It will focus on Eight Principles, Zang-Fu, Meridian and Symptom syndrome differentiation. The module will guide the practitioner with the best point selection and technique by analysing the syndrome differentiation of Acne, Chloasma and Anti-aging. There will be a review of acupuncture manipulation methods and commonly used acupoints during the patients case studies. This module is suitable for acupuncturists and TCM practitioners, a focus presentation of the material given in the CMIR Specialist Diploma course on Cosmetic Acupuncture & Chinese Cosmetology. Acne Chloasma Anti-aging wrinkles Principle of Acupuncture Point Selection Acupuncture Manipulation Methods Commonly Used Acupoints in Cosmetology Cosmetic Acupuncture with Syndrome Differentiation and receive a FREE box of X Factor gold plated cosmetic acupuncture needles! Dr. Y.Y. Zhou, MSc, an experienced member of the AcuMedic team with 20 years clinical experience. She graduated from Tianjin University of Chinese Medicine with acupuncture as her speciality. Dr. H. Meng, PhD, a specialist in internal medicine relating to Chinese anti-aging and health rejuvenation aspect of Chinese medicine will assist Dr. Zhou in the module. Cosmetic Acupuncture: A TCM Approach to Cosmetic and Dermatological Problems Code: BK4300; Thambirajah, Radha This book presents the TCM theory that provides the rationale behind the choice of treatment and offers step-by-step instruction on how to treat cosmetic and skin problems through acupuncture. (2008) 208pp 110 illus. New Release 2008 A practical handbook for the diagnosis and treatment of cosmetic and skin problems according to Traditional Chinese Medicine. The needling techniques for face lifting, cellulites and more are described clearly and the text is supported by illustrations showing the techniques.

Advanced Chinese Soft Tissue Manipulation & Tuina Therapy Saturday, 2 nd October 2010 This CPD is designed for those who practise Tuina and want to further their knowledge and practical skills.

This is a hands on module with a structured model for the clinical practice of Tuina in sport injuries and musculoskeletal pain.

Introduction: Origin, Formation and Development of Tuina Mechanisms of Tuina Treatment: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Modern Medical Science Manipulative Skills Suitable Conditions and Contradictions

6 Advanced Chinese Soft Tissue Manipulation & Tuina Therapy Saturday, 2 nd October 2010 This CPD is designed for those who practise Tuina and want to further their knowledge and practical skills. The programme will focus on integration of Tuina skills and clinical applications, streamline clinical procedures of Tuina treatment. This is a hands on module with a structured model for the clinical practice of Tuina in sport injuries and musculoskeletal pain. An essential module for practitioners interested in soft tissue and Tuina manipulation within Chinese medicine. Introduction: Origin, Formation and Development of Tuina Mechanisms of Tuina Treatment: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Modern Medical Science Manipulative Skills Suitable Conditions and Contradictions Tuina Treatment Procedures Key Points of Diagnosis Key Elements for Tuina Formula Composition Disease Discussion: Headache, Stiff Neck, Tennis Elbow, Frozen Shoulder, Sciatic Nerve Pain, Insomnia Dr. A. Y. Cheng, PhD, a specialist in pain syndromes and soft tissue healing with Chinese medicine. He combines acupuncture, Chinese herbs with Tuina in the successful clinical treatment of sport injuries and soft tissue disorders. This module is backed by Tuina specialists within the AcuMedic team. Prof. Mei will be assisting him in this module. Chinese Tuina Massage (Shanghai) Code: BK3597 Yang Hongying (Trans.) Advanced Chinese Soft Tissue Manipulation & Tuina Therapy and receive 15% discount on this book! This book comprehensively introduces the basic theories, manipulations, clinical application of Chinese tuina therapy. - Text in English and Chinese. (2002) 372 pages Chapter one gives a brief review of the development of Chine tuina, and its acting principles and research such as the relationship between tuina therapy and the theories of yin-yang, five elements, zang fu, qi, blood etc. Meridians and collaterals, commonly used points, approached of tuina liangong, diagnosis, reinforcing and reducing therapies, indications and contraindications of tuina are also introduced. Chapter two deals with commonly used manipulations for adults and infants, including the main points of manipulations, clinical applications, and methods and steps of manipulation practice. Chapter three discusses commonly used auxiliary tuina therapies such as ointment for massage, medicated hot compress, so as to expand clinical application and strengthen its therapeutic effects. Chapter four mainly presents clinical therapies of 38 common adult and infant diseases with tuina. Each disease is concisely interpreted from the view of etiology and pathology of TCM and modern medicine, and all the diagnostic points, basic therapeutic manipulations and modified manipulations with syndrome differentiation are made clear. The last chapter elucidates some easily operated effective self-tuina methods with syndrome differentiation that can be used to treat and prevent diseases in zang and fu organs, and other parts.

Intermediate Electro-acupuncture Saturday, 4 th December 2010 Increasing evidence suggest that electro-acupuncture is an important factor for a successful acupuncture practice.

application as well as research updates. A useful module for those who wish to integrate electro-acupuncture into the clinical practice.

The physics of electricity Energy in medicine Research updates on electro-acupuncture Western and Eastern perspectives, including neurophysiology of electro-acupuncture Clinical applications: the A-Z

7 Intermediate Electro-acupuncture Saturday, 4 th December 2010 Increasing evidence suggest that electro-acupuncture is an important factor for a successful acupuncture practice. The program is designed to build upon the material already given at the CMIR DCMAc, DAc, DCHAc diploma course a part of an advanced CPD programme for practitioners, the module will focus on clinical application as well as research updates. A useful module for those who wish to integrate electro-acupuncture into the clinical practice. A pre-requisite module for attending the Advanced Electro-acupuncture diploma course. The physics of electricity Energy in medicine Research updates on electro-acupuncture Western and Eastern perspectives, including neurophysiology of electro-acupuncture Clinical applications: the A-Z guide to operating electro-acupuncture devices Discussion on parameters, pulse-trains, frequency and wave forms Clinical applications for: Orthopedic diseases, shoulder, elbow, neck, knees and lower back Dermatological diseases: skin, hair and beauty Neurological diseases: headache, paralysis, strokes and facial paralysis Tobacco addictions in relation to ear acupuncture Electro-acupuncture an integrative approach Prof. Man Fong Mei, a specialist in clinical Electro-acupuncture, Ear acupuncture and energy machine. He is currently teaching at three Chinese universities as professor of Modern Chinese Medical Techniques and Integrative Medicine. Apart from lecturing at the CMIR course, Prof. Mei is popular with medical students from King s, St. George s and UCL in their studies of Chinese medicine. Being active in Chinese medicine research, he pioneers in the integration of East-West medicine. See for profile. Electroacupuncture: A Practical Manual & Resource Code: BK3867; David F Mayor Intermediate Electro-acupuncture and receive 15% discount on this book! This new book presents a clear and accessible overview of the theoretical foundations of electro-acupuncture, together with experimental and clinical evidence for the efficacy of electro-acupuncture in its various forms. This book presents an overview of the theoretical foundations of electro-acupuncture, together with experimental and clinical evidence for the efficacy of electro-acupuncture in its various forms. It also provides guidance on the effective clinical practice of electro-acupuncture, illustrated with informative case histories. It serves as an excellent introduction on the subject, covering all the key information a beginning practitioner would need to know, as well as exploring avenues for advanced practice. The accompanying CD-ROM is an ideal research tool, providing searchable chapters from the book as well as an extensive database of more than 8,000 clinical trials that can be accessed via the CD-ROM or through a companion website.

Intermediate Ear Acupuncture Sunday, 5 th December 2010 No acupuncture practice is complete without Ear acupuncture.

An in depth module on clinical Ear acupuncture for the practitioners who whish to increase their efficacy in their treatment of patients and further knowledge of the subject.

Ear acupuncture in relation to Body acupuncture Ear acupuncture basic syndromes and guidelines for treatment Ear acupuncture in reflex physiology an overview Research updates Key are acupuncture

8 Intermediate Ear Acupuncture Sunday, 5 th December 2010 No acupuncture practice is complete without Ear acupuncture. This module places special emphasis on Chinese mainstream ear acupuncture and Nogier s development of Auriculotherapy and Auriculomedicine. An in depth module on clinical Ear acupuncture for the practitioners who whish to increase their efficacy in their treatment of patients and further knowledge of the subject. A pre-requisite module for the Advanced Ear Acupuncture diploma course. Ear acupuncture in relation to Body acupuncture Ear acupuncture basic syndromes and guidelines for treatment Ear acupuncture in reflex physiology an overview Research updates Key are acupuncture point location / clinical applications Treatment tuition and demonstration Examine the auricle Various techniques to locate ear acupuncture points, the use of palpates and point locators Needle techniques The use of electro-acupuncture with ear acupuncture Nogier discovery frequency zone of ear, auricular reflex zone, ACR Treatment and case studies Clinical application: Psychotically psychosomatic problems Musculoskeletal disorders Conclusion: Clinical discussions and future developments Prof. Man Fong Mei, see profile in the Intermediate Electro-acupuncture module. Intermediate Ear Acupuncture and receive 15% discount on this book! Auriculotherapy Manual: Chinese and Western Systems of Ear Acupuncture Code: BK1208; Olsen, Terry This handbook combines both Chinese and French systems of auriculotherapy. A useful book for all health care professionals. Includes a laminated 20.5x26.5cm colour ear chart. - By T. Olsen. (2003) 359pp Both new and experienced practitioners of auriculotherapy have found this comprehensive manual to be one of the most clinically useful texts on ear acupuncture. This handbook combines the best work of Chinese and French systems of auriculotherapy. Medical doctors, chiropractors, acupuncturists, physical therapists, reflexologists, dentists and nurses have applied the principles in this manual to successfully relieve chronic pain and treat addictions. The ear reflex points presented in this handbook are based upon extensive research conducted at the UCLA Pain Management Centre. Treatment plans are listed for over 250 medical conditions.

Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine Saturday, 11 th December 2010 Infertility is an increasing problem faced by couples around the world.

This is a module that all practitioners interest in the subject should attend.

9 Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine Saturday, 11 th December 2010 Infertility is an increasing problem faced by couples around the world. AcuMedic clinical success in helping the birth of thousands of babies, even after IVF had failed, is the testament of the special clinical experience accumulated by our team led by Dr. Lily Hua Yu. This is a module that all practitioners interest in the subject should attend. A comparative study of infertility in western and Chinese medicine Chinese medicine treatment - concepts and clinical applications Tianqui and the key features in infertility Female and male factors in infertility Acupuncture and Chinese herbal formulae selection Syndrome differentiation in infertility Practical factors that make the difference in the treatment of infertility Dr. Lily Hua Yu, fellow of the CMIR, senior lecturer and clinical director at AcuMedic since Her extensive clinical success inspires respects from patients and medical colleagues. She is a leading specialist in Chinese gynaecology and infertility, her success rate on infertility has been more than twice the national average. Dr. Lily is assisted by Dr. J. Jiang, a new member of the CMIR team with a PhD in internal Chinese medicine and an experienced clinician. Treatment of Infertility with Chinese Medicine Code: BK3674; Lyttleton, J. Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine and receive 15% discount on this book! This practical resource analyses & describes the diagnosis & treatment of infertility - both male and female - with Chinese medicine. - By Jane Lyttleton (2004) 422 pages Providing a clear understanding of infertility, this practical resource analyses and describes the diagnosis and treatment of infertility - both male and female - with Chinese medicine. It includes Western medical information with explanations of physiology, reproductive biology, and modern infertility treatments to expand the understanding of patient options. This book clearly discusses all aspects of achieving a successful pregnancy, including pre-conception care, conception, pregnancy and miscarriage, and modern medical treatments.

10 Booking Form All courses are charged at 180 per module. 10% discount for early-bird booking one month before the course starts. W12010 Acupuncture Clinical Practice & Syndrome Differentiation - Dr. Yu W22010 Successful Clinic Development, Management and Marketing - Prof. Mei W32010 Cosmetic Acupuncture with Syndrome Differentiation - Dr. Zhou & Dr. Meng W42010 Advanced Chinese Soft Tissue Manipulation & Tuina Therapy - Dr. An W52010 Intermediate Electro-acupuncture - Prof. Mei W62010 Intermediate Ear Acupuncture - Prof. Mei W72010 Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine - Dr. Lily & Dr. Jiang Please tick Sunday, 23/05/2010 Saturday, 24/07/2010 Sunday, 25/07/2010 Saturday, 02/10/2010 Saturday, 04/12/2010 Sunday, 05/12/2010 Saturday, 11/12/2010 Payment Method: Please debit my credit card for _ Card No. Exp. / Security Code (last three digits at back of the card) _ I enclose a cheque made payable to AcuMedic Foundation for _ Signature Date me Please send me: Please tick Hotel Information Map Diploma Course Information Your details: Name Address Post Code Telephone Mobile Fax (if applicable) I am: Registered Acupuncturist Doctor Healthcare Professional (please specify) New Specialist Diploma 2010 CMIR Medical Trip to China 2010 Please send me course information on: Chinese Herbal Materia Medica & Prescription Diploma Course 2010 Please tick the box for dates and information NEW! I am interested in attending the CMIR Medical Trip to China 2010 Organised by the AcuMedic Foundation Please tick here for more information Please return to Course Administration AcuMedic Foundation, Camden High Street, London NW1 7JN Tel: +44(0) Fax: +44(0) courses@acumedic.com

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