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We had an incredible Master Class with Brenden Kelly LicAc on Long COVID and the contributions Chinese Medicine can make...
11/03/2024

We had an incredible Master Class with Brenden Kelly LicAc on Long COVID and the contributions Chinese Medicine can make to healing our community members. Thank you to everyone who came to the VTAA annual meeting 2024, and welcome to our new BOD members! We’re also launching our new and updated website www.VTAA.org Please click the link to check it out!

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10/17/2024

Join us!

Please join the ASA for a Town Hall update and learn about: what Medicare and Medicaid can do for the Acupuncture profession.

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Wednesday, October 30, 2024

8:00 PM EDT ¦ 7:00 PM CDT ¦ 6:00 PM MDT ¦ 5:00 PM PDT

1 Free PDA point (AOM-BIO)

Speakers:

John Burns, DPT, MSOM, LAc., Manager of Acupuncture, Integrative Medicine

Christine Kaiser, DACM, LAc., FABORM, Clinical Manager, Acupuncture, University Hospitals Connor Whole Health

Paul Magee, MaOM, L.Ac., Penny George Institute for Health and Healing, Allina Health

Jared West, LAc., Acupuncture and Integrative Solutions

Looking forward to seeing you!

The ASA and NCCAOM

One (1) PDA/CEU point is available only for attending live session(s) of Town Hall Meetings*.

This meeting will be recorded and posted to the ASA website.

*Please take great care to complete registration form properly.

Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/OCT_30_24

Please vote and let us know if you think Doctor's of Acupuncture should have the distinction Doctor of Acupuncture and I...
10/17/2024

Please vote and let us know if you think Doctor's of Acupuncture should have the distinction Doctor of Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine or Doctor of Acupuncture! Please and thank you 😀

Dear ACAHM Constituents,

At its 12-14 August 2024 meeting, the Commission considered all input to date to propose a name for the advanced practice doctoral program, currently named Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM). Before making this change to its Program Naming Policy, ACAHM provides notice to all relevant stakeholders and constituencies (“interested parties”) of the proposed change and gives the interested parties adequate opportunity to comment on the proposed change. ACAHM will use the input received to help inform its final decision.

PROPOSED REVISION

For over a decade, the Commission has worked to improve program name consistency across all accreditable programs and to remove all references to the term “Oriental” in ACAHM accreditation standards, policies, resources, and communications. Engaging profession-wide input on program naming has included:

* a formalized modified Delphi process involving seven national professional organizations selected to represent English-, Chinese-, or Korean-speaking clinicians or students, and educators;
* a national survey, with over 1,200 responses, considering the results of the Delphi process, current titles in use throughout the U.S., and regulatory limitations; and
* ongoing communication with the Council of Colleges of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine and its constituents, including students, alumni, faculty, and staff.

The proposed change to the advanced practice doctoral program naming is:

The only program name that ACAHM will recognize and accredit for the advanced practice doctoral program is Doctor of Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine (DAIM).

Points of note:

* The Council of Colleges of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine extensively deliberated on alternate titles and suggested DAIM.
* “Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine” reflects the goals and professional competencies of advanced practice doctoral programs.
* Two entry-level professional doctoral programs initially chose the DAIM name. While these programs have changed their program name to comply with ACAHM’s Program Naming Policy, the DAIM degree will continue to be conferred to students enrolled prior to 2024. Entry-level DAIM degrees may be conferred as late as 2031. There are expected to be approximately 375 graduates of an entry-level doctoral program with the DAIM name.

PUBLIC COMMENT PROCESS

Interested parties are invited to comment on the proposed revisions outlined above through the electronic survey that can be found here https://form.jotform.com/242665543523155

Call for Public Comment - Proposed New Program Name

Should you encounter any technical difficulties submitting the survey, please contact Amos Folz by email at Amos.folz@acahm.org

Comments must be received by 4:30pm US Central Time on October 24, 2024.

Comments timely submitted will be considered by the Commission. ACAHM cannot guarantee that comments relating to this matter received after the due date and time will be considered.

Comments must be limited to the proposed change; comments that do not pertain specifically to the proposed change will not be considered at this time.

Lisa Conboy and the American Society of Acupuncturists - ASA Published a paper in the Medical Acupuncture Journal.
07/29/2024

Lisa Conboy and the American Society of Acupuncturists - ASA Published a paper in the Medical Acupuncture Journal.

Hot off the press! The ASA Research Committee, lead by Dr. Lisa Conboy et al's paper titled [2021 American Society of Acupuncturists Survey on Acupuncturists’ Backgrounds, Interests, and Attitudes toward Conducting Research] was recently published online ahead of the print version by Medical Acupuncture
Authors: Samantha J. Allen, Lisa Conboy, Tuesday L. Wasserman, Sandro Graca, Amy Mager, Beth Howlett, Martha Graziano, Lynn Teo, and Judith M. Schlaeger

https://doi.org/10.1089/acu.2024.0035, This study gathered data from ASA members to assess the beliefs and attitudes of acupuncturists in the United States toward research, along with exploring their backgrounds and interests regarding conducting acupuncture research. The authors aimed to capture any previous experiences in conducting research, applying research findings in their clinical practice, and their ideas on how research could be used to promote the profession.

Free temporary access to full text: http://www.authorcite.com/view?doi=10.1089/acu.2024.0035&mobileui=0&Key=xuFk9Gzo2g0w7Wcvt4g17Q

Photo dump of several conferences and classes the Vermont Acupuncture Association has hosted over the years ❤️ more to c...
07/20/2024

Photo dump of several conferences and classes the Vermont Acupuncture Association has hosted over the years ❤️ more to come!

Vote for VTAA members, Kerry and John for Best Acupuncture Practice in Vermont!
05/29/2024

Vote for VTAA members, Kerry and John for Best Acupuncture Practice in Vermont!

We are honored to be nominated for a 2024 Daysie in the "Best Acupuncture Practice" category! PLEASE VOTE FOR US: https://ballot.sevendaysvt.com/

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