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Schools seem to each have a focus, and to avoid teaching what is not in that

focus, as wel as to not support anything but what it is that they actually do,

like most practitioners. It is a short term view that is one that keeps our

practitioners, our schools and all of us up to our country from moving ahead.

Perhaps we could call it inertia. Perhaps plain old selfishness.

We should all work to expand our scope for any aspect of our field of

medicine. It is a field and not a set of static set of basic tools, isn't it?

Our

field can grow, can't it?

 

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In a message dated 4/29/07 4:38:56 AM, writes:

 

 

> Thanks, Bill,

>

> But with so many DAOM programs now proliferating particularly here in

> California (PCOM, Emperors, and now ACTCM, Five Branches and Samra) would that

not

> be a next logical step to have the schools lobby for their Doctors to be able

> to learn and apply this skill as well?

>

> Y

>

 

 

 

 

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Most every state allows injection therapy if it is prescribed by a physician.

The physician must feel that it is medically necessary and that the person

doing it is competent to do so. NM, FL, and AR do not even require this, so some

extent.

David Molony

 

In a message dated 4/29/07 4:19:43 AM, mosca writes:

 

 

> Yehuda,

>

> I know of only two states that permit injection therapy in the scope 

> of practice for licensed acupuncturists... Florida and New Mexico.

>

 

 

 

 

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I guess we have to each work within our own domains. I will approach the powers

that be at Samra, and see what happens!

 

acuman1 wrote: Schools seem to each have a focus, and to avoid

teaching what is not in that

focus, as wel as to not support anything but what it is that they actually do,

like most practitioners. It is a short term view that is one that keeps our

practitioners, our schools and all of us up to our country from moving ahead.

Perhaps we could call it inertia. Perhaps plain old selfishness.

We should all work to expand our scope for any aspect of our field of

medicine. It is a field and not a set of static set of basic tools, isn't it?

Our

field can grow, can't it?

 

David Molony

 

In a message dated 4/29/07 4:38:56 AM, writes:

 

> Thanks, Bill,

>

> But with so many DAOM programs now proliferating particularly here in

> California (PCOM, Emperors, and now ACTCM, Five Branches and Samra) would that

not

> be a next logical step to have the schools lobby for their Doctors to be able

> to learn and apply this skill as well?

>

> Y

>

 

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Most every state allows injection therapy if it is prescribed by a physician.

The physician must feel that it is medically necessary and that the person

doing it is competent to do so. NM, FL, and AR do not even require this, so some

extent

>>>>>

David can you provide me with some literature on that?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sunday, April 29, 2007 10:34 PM

Re: injectables

 

 

 

Most every state allows injection therapy if it is prescribed by a physician.

The physician must feel that it is medically necessary and that the person

doing it is competent to do so. NM, FL, and AR do not even require this, so

some

extent.

David Molony

 

In a message dated 4/29/07 4:19:43 AM, mosca writes:

 

> Yehuda,

>

> I know of only two states that permit injection therapy in the scope

> of practice for licensed acupuncturists... Florida and New Mexico.

>

 

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