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Chinese Medicine - Guidelines - Quick reference guide - Guidelines on infection prevention and control for acupuncture and related…
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Procedures involving exposure to a naked flame, such as moxibustion or cupping, must not be attempted until alcohol has evaporated and hands are completely
dry
. ... before…
Date published
31 August 2023
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Submission - Public consultation on revised Guidelines on infection prevention and control for acupuncture and related practices - CMASA
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
We also expect the Board to seek consultation in
dry
needling
regulation to protect public safety as realistically,
dry
needling
is a form of acupuncture.
Date published
27 July 2023
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Submission - Public consultation on revised Guidelines for advertising regulated health services - Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Society …
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
The greatest concerns lie in the fact that both regulated and unregulated practitioners (other than regulated acupuncturists) are doing acupuncture (whether calling it…
Date published
29 March 2022
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Chinese Medicine Board of Australia www.chinesemedicineboard.gov.au Communiqué: Chinese Medicine ...
Chinese Medicine Board
5.
Dry
needling
.
Dry
needling
is a major concern to well trained Chinese medicine practitioners. ... The issue of
dry
needling
primarily involves unregistered health care…
Date published
2 July 2019
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Submission - Public consultation on revised Guidelines on infection prevention and control for acupuncture and related practices - CMASA
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
We also expect the Board to seek consultation in
dry
needling
regulation to protect public safety as realistically,
dry
needling
is a form of acupuncture.
Date published
27 July 2023
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Chinese Medicine Board - Consultation Submission - General - SILICH, Russell
Chinese Medicine Board
They also by pass acupuncture safe guards by saying that they don't do acupuncture, but they do
DRY
NEEDLING
which is acupuncture. ... What a sham
dry
needling
really is. …
Date published
14 October 2011
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Guidelines on infection prevention and control for acupuncture and related practices
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Rinse hands thoroughly under running water, then pat
dry
with single-use towels. ... Only use sterile equipment:. o that is within its expiry date o when the packaging is…
Date published
19 December 2021
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Chinese medicine regulation in Australia
Chinese Medicine Board
Not within the Board’s authority.
Dry
needling
• See handout provided • If evidence of providing an unsafe service:. – ... 30. Concluding remarks We have provided a handout…
Date published
16 April 2018
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Managing risk to the public: Regulation at work in Australia
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
deepened the Board’s understanding of issues of major concern within the profession (for example,
dry
needling
and currently restricted herbal medicines), and.
Date published
16 March 2017
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AHPRA Annual Report 2015/16
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
major concern within the profession, for example:
dry
needling
and scheduled herbal medicines, and.
Date published
9 November 2016
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