Web reference sites for Acup. students

[Guest guest]

HI

I am teaching a Case Study class at Bastyr University to Acupuncture (Not

CHM) students. I am trying to get the students to do more reference and

research work for complicated cases rather than relying on their textbooks and

simplistic diagnoses .

l trying to compile a list of web sources (journals, web sites, etc) for

articles that they can use for reference. Ideally they would not be required

to belong to a list serve. (Although I am going to suggest that they should

join one.)

If any one has any suggestions I would be glad to add them to my list.

Thanks

Shad Reinstein, M.Ac.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Shad,

 

May i suggest my journal, Times

www.chinesemedicinetimes.com. All articles can be read online without

a login and are free to all. We have six issues a year. The next

issue is out at the end of this month.

 

Attilio

 

Chinese Medicine , shadjody

wrote:

>

> HI

> I am teaching a Case Study class at Bastyr University to

Acupuncture (Not

> CHM) students. I am trying to get the students to do more

reference and

> research work for complicated cases rather than relying on their

textbooks and

> simplistic diagnoses .

> l trying to compile a list of web sources (journals, web sites,

etc) for

> articles that they can use for reference. Ideally they would not

be required

> to belong to a list serve. (Although I am going to suggest that

they should

> join one.)

> If any one has any suggestions I would be glad to add them to my

list.

> Thanks

> Shad Reinstein, M.Ac.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I would suggest -

 

http://www.yinyanghouse.com/

 

It is quite comprehensive. Includes a diversity of information -

different styles of acupuncture, herbs (basic info), bodywork, etc -

also has forums for discussion.

 

If you haven't seen it, check it out.

 

 

-Adam Schreiber, R.Ac.

 

 

 

 

Chinese Medicine , shadjody wrote:

>

> HI

> I am teaching a Case Study class at Bastyr University to Acupuncture

(Not

> CHM) students. I am trying to get the students to do more

reference and

> research work for complicated cases rather than relying on their

textbooks and

> simplistic diagnoses .

> l trying to compile a list of web sources (journals, web sites, etc)

for

> articles that they can use for reference. Ideally they would not

be required

> to belong to a list serve. (Although I am going to suggest that

they should

> join one.)

> If any one has any suggestions I would be glad to add them to my list.

> Thanks

> Shad Reinstein, M.Ac.

>

>

>

>