Digest Number 1795

[Guest guest]

Re: cont. ed question

Lynn,

I have been wondering about qigong and taiji and whether/how they compute for

ceu's/pda's. A colleague who has served on the NCCAOM board says they do, but I

haven't checked it out for veracity or details. We need to find out what the

NCCAOM says, as well as our state

boards. This is a good issue, since qigong and taiji are offered at nearly all

acupuncture schools, and in many states they are within our 'scope of practice.'

The problem is that this is not well defined. Many, if not most, qigong and

taiji instructors are not L.Ac.'s. It

will probably be easier to define and approve a college-level course in asian

studies or a bio-med subject for continuing ed credits.

Please feel free to continue this discussion off-line, though I'm sure your

question is of interest to many. Thanks for raising it.

 

Frances

[Guest guest]

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Tuesday, December 21, 2004 10:51 PM

Digest Number 1795

 

 

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> There are 23 messages in this issue.

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> Topics in this digest:

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> 1. Re: OT - INFO

> " RICHARD L HOHLER " <kat964

> 2. Re: Athlete's Foot Remedy?

> " Anita Reeves " <anita-r

> 3. Smilin' Effie

> Butch Owen <butchbsi

> 4. Re: [Athlete's Foot Remedy?

> " unicorn37757 " <unicorn37757

> 5. O/T Bob and Tara

> " unicorn37757 " <unicorn37757

> 6. Re: [OT - INFO

> " unicorn37757 " <unicorn37757

> 7. Re: Mineral Makeup - Andrea again!

> " Andrea " <itsmedrea1

> 8. Re: OT - INFO

> Christa Maria <cmaria

> 9. Re: O/T Bob and Tara

> " Carol Pearce " <cjpearce

> 10. Re: away for Christmas

> " Ann Thorpe " <Ann

> 11. Re: away for Christmas

> " Carol Pearce " <cjpearce

> 12. Re: away for Christmas

> Blackkat <blackkat

> 13. need some help on a carrier oil

> Blackkat <blackkat

> 14. OT: Christmas Around the World

> " Michelle " <michelle

> 15. Re: need some help on a carrier oil

> " Kelly Beers " <beerfarm

> 16. Toasted Carrier Oils for Skincare

> Kath Koeppen <aromaceu

> 17. Heard at Starbucks/OT

> " Woobey Queen " <WoobeyQueen

> 18. new/ mineral makeup

> " Susan Springer " <WitchieRicardo

> 19. Re: Flashpoint website sought

> Michel Vanhove <michel

> 20. RE: OT: Christmas Around the World

> " RICHARD L HOHLER " <kat964

> 21. Re: OT: Christmas Around the World

> PACorapi

> 22. OT: PC Seasonal Greetings ;-))

> Jane Eliza <jane

> 23. Re: Flashpoint website sought

> " Allana Downie " <Allana

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> Mon, 20 Dec 2004 07:20:36 -0500

> " RICHARD L HOHLER " <kat964

> Re: OT - INFO

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> Sorry I just had to butt in here. I work in a nursing home and no one is

> too old for anything. I have a lady going for surgery on polops on

> Tuesday that she has had in her nasal cavities sinces she was a child and

> she is 80 plus years old. How can he say that you are too old? Find a

> second doctor and get another opinion! Kathy in Ohio

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> C. Lucas

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> 12/19/2004 9:51:39 PM

> Re: OT - INFO

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> Effie,

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> My heart goes out to you!

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> I would most assuredly go for a 2nd opinion! If this is a condition you

> DO

> have, then they should do everything they can to help you. Too old for a

> transplant. <HMPH!> That's just plain wrong!

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> If you've been misdiagnosed, then you need to know the REAL problem you

> are

> dealing with, so it can be treated properly....either by a doctor or by

> natural means. Please, please keep fighting! Life is too precious to

> give

> up....and I can tell by your emails that you are a fighter! So keep it

> up.

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> I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

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> Take good care!

> Candy in Alabama

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