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Presentation on
dry
-
needling
at AACMA conference
Chinese Medicine Board
Dry
needling
was identified as a main concern of the profession in social research undertaken by Ahpra and the Board. ... Additionally, the Board responds
to
a high volume of …
Date published
31 January 2020
www.chinesemedicineboard.gov.au/News/2020-01-31-presentation-on-dry-needling.aspx
October 2021
Chinese Medicine Board
The offence will be punishable by up
to
five years’ imprisonment for an ‘accountable person’ who fails
to
protect
a child from a sexual offence. ... This obligation extends…
Date published
1 January 2011
www.chinesemedicineboard.gov.au/News/Newsletters/October-2021.aspx
Chinese medicine workforce analysis
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Dry
needling
is acupuncture. Acupuncture in Medicine. 2016;34(3):241. 13. Tang C-T, Song B. ... Acupuncture and
dry
needling
for sports performance and recovery. Current.…
Date published
5 October 2023
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AHPRA - Report - Social Research Report - Chinese Medicine Board of Australia
Chinese Medicine Board
Still, I’m not sure why
dry
needling
isn’t as regulated. They are doing their job well. ... Please address the
dry
needling
issue. My request is in the interest of public…
Date published
30 October 2019
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Chinese Medicine
regulation
in Australia - Virtual roadshow
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
RMIT Classification: Trusted. 16.
Dry
needling
: main concerns of the Chinese medicine profession. ... Each state/territory regulates its own health practitioners.
Dry
…
Date published
19 November 2020
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Chinese Medicine Board - Communiqué - Meeting of the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia - 16 April 2020
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
2.2 Consistent description of
dry
-
needling
. The Board has been working with Professional Associations in an advisory capacity
to
provide guidance. ... The Board tabled a…
Date published
30 April 2020
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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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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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Infection control guidelines for acupuncture practice - AACMA
Chinese Medicine Board
This requirement, which extends
to
include
dry
needling
and point injection therapy, is not affected by national registration. ... However, unregistered health practitioners…
Date published
9 April 2014
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Medical Board Communique Meeting of the Professions Reference Group 22 May 2019
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Professions Reference Group Communiqué. The Professions Reference Group (PRG) met at the Australian Health Practitioner
Regulation
Agency (AHPRA) National office in Melbourne …
Date published
9 August 2019
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