医学针灸是如何在澳大利亚教授的。

IF 0.8 Q4 INTEGRATIVE & COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE
Medical Acupuncture Pub Date : 2025-04-17 eCollection Date: 2025-04-01 DOI:10.1089/acu.2024.0068
Bill Meyers
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背景:在澳大利亚,澳大利亚健康从业者监管机构(AHPRA)监管医疗针灸。澳大利亚医学委员会的认可要求医生完成认可的课程并通过澳大利亚医学针灸学院(AMAC)的第一部分考试。澳大利亚医学委员会(AMC)已经批准了澳大利亚医学针灸学院第一部分课程的标准。方法:目前没有参加其他研究生课程的完全合格的医生和牙医使用混合学习形式进行教学,包括在线模块、网络研讨会、面对面研讨会和临床指导。本课程的教师均为经验丰富的针灸师,多为学院院士或具有教学和指导经验的学院会员。非医师针灸师在不同的技术学院、自然健康学院、托伦斯大学和西悉尼大学接受中医委员会认可的课程培训。讨论:“澳大利亚医学协会的新分析证实,经过多年的政府忽视,到2031年,澳大利亚将面临超过10600名全科医生的短缺,全科医生的供应跟不上不断增长的社区需求。”在澳大利亚,每10个成年人中就有1个对针灸有需求,而儿童的需求则无法衡量。实际的针灸师数量是每3000人中有1人,而合格的针灸师数量是每30000人中有1人。解决这些问题需要改变澳大利亚政府的政策,目前的政策是用药剂师、执业护士、医师助理取代医生,而医学针灸师可能会被中医针灸师取代。结论:澳大利亚的医学和牙科针灸在严格监管的环境中以循证的方式由具有实践和教学这一千年艺术和科学经验的医疗从业人员教授。
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How Medical Acupuncture Is Taught in Australia.

Background: In Australia, The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) regulates medical acupuncture. Endorsement by the Medical Board of Australia requires the medical practitioner to complete an approved Course and pass the Part 1 Examination of the Australian Medical Acupuncture College (AMAC). The Australian Medical Council (AMC) has approved the Australian Medical Acupuncture College Part 1 Course against its standards.

Methods: Fully qualified Medical Practitioners and Dentists, who are not currently engaged in other post graduate courses are taught using a blended learning format, including online modules, webinars, face-to-face workshops, and clinical mentorship. Teachers in the Course are experienced medical acupuncturists, mostly Fellows of the College, or Members of the College with experience in teaching and mentoring. Non-physician acupuncturists are trained at Chinese Medicine Board approved courses in various Institutes of Technology, Colleges of Natural Health, Torrens University, and the University of Western Sydney.

Discussion: "New analysis from the Australian Medical Association has confirmed, after years of Government neglect, Australia is facing a shortage of more than 10,600 GPs by 2031, with the supply of GPs not keeping pace with growing community demand." In Australia the demand for acupuncture is 1 in 10 adults, and an unmeasured number of children. The actual supply is 1 in 3,000 population, with qualified medical acupuncturists being 1 in 30,000. Solutions to these problems would require a change in Australian Government Policy which currently is to replace doctors with pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physician associates, and presumably medical acupuncturists would be replaced by Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncturists.

Conclusions: Medical and dental acupuncture in Australia is taught in a tightly regulated environment in an evidence-based fashion by committed medical practitioners with experience in the practice and teaching of the art and science of this multi-millennial long modality.

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Medical Acupuncture
Medical Acupuncture INTEGRATIVE & COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE-
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