Chinese medical education & AAOM OM Homeopathic Ac

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David,

 

Regarding your previous post:

 

>>The AAOM has developed an OM homeopathic academy whose goal is to

provide a general basic understanding of homeopathy so that people can use

1st aid or combination

remedies well, or decide to move on to get into homeopathy fully,

with full

recognition that they haven't had full training yet. The intent is to

provide

responsible core training, and to recognize those who have already

done so

themselves.<<

 

Do you have a link for this AAOM-OM Homoepathy Academy you mentioned in your

post, or a snail mail address/ph # ?

 

This is something in which I would defintely have an interest.

 

Bruce

 

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In a message dated 5/29/00 9:03:41 PM, juliej8 writes:

 

<< Now if someone actually obtained a formal

education from a school of homeopathy, as has one of our clinic supervisors,

then I think that person should be given immunity from the scope of practice

exclusion. Is this practical? If someone reported this person for practicing

outside his scope, he could submit his training credentials. >>

 

Yes, but these were people who had received national certification with scads

of courses! The law we tried to get through would have had educational

requirements for OPTIONAL use of homeopathy at any level. The AAOM has

developed an OM homeopathic academy whose goal is to provide a general basic

understanding of homeopathy so that people can use 1st aid or combination

remedies well, or decide to move on to get into homeopathy fully, with full

recognition that they haven't had full training yet. The intent is to provide

responsible core training, and to recognize those who have already done so

themselves.

David

 

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