The Five Elements of Acupuncture Medical Ethics
This course will look at basic medical ethics and how they apply to Acupuncture and Oriental Medical practices. It will cover the five basic principles/areas every practitioner should know. It then goes on to explore fundamental medical ethics including looking at the works of Hippocrates and Sun Si Miao and discussing the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment as well as NCCAOM’s Code of Ethics. And finally, there will be a discussion of real world ethical issues that practitioners need to deal with in their everyday interactions with patients. The goal of this course is to give a basic theoretical background to medical ethics and then make them relevant to one’s practices.
This course will be presented on December 5, 2021, from 1-4pm pst via live webinar.
Course Goals
- To understand basic terms used in ethics and the sub-domain of ethics known as professional ethics
- Understand the basic concepts of medical ethics
- Explore historical medical ethics documents such as the Hippocratic Corpus and Sun Si Miao’s On the Absolute Sincerity of Great Physicians
- Apply these ethical considerations to real world situations
This is California Acupuncture Board (CAB) Category 1 live education course. For NCCAOM, this course is an ethics PDA. This course is approved by the California Acupuncture Board and NCCAOM for3 hours of continuing education and PDAs. For further information, please contact Dr. Greg Sperber, CAB CEU Provider #1349, NCCAOM PDA Provider #166669, at DrGreg@integrativemedicinecouncil.org or (619) 881-0029.
Refund Policy: A refund request can be made up to seven days before the scheduled webinar and a full refund will be offered. Within a week of the seminar, cancellations will refund half the cost of the webinar.
Laura W. –
I would highly recommend this course to all TCM practitioners. Greg presents a new way of thinking (5 elements of ethics) regarding an ethical approach to clinical practice. This model is simple and easily applicable making it very easy to straight away do things within clinic that meet good ethical standards.
CHRISTINE D. –
Overall good course explaining most issues concisely.
Michelle C. –
great content, dealing with relevant issues to acupuncturists and herbalists
Robin L. –
It made a boring topic relavent and interesting. Would recommend it to all in profession. Great lecturer.
Chryssoula N. –
I think Greg is an excellent speaker, well informed on the subject and able to bring his point across. i especially enjoyed the historical references of the course.
Corrine W. –
Greg was enthusiastic, and turned what might have been a very dull course into something more interesting.
Daniel W. –
Absolutely brilliant and to the point.
Radley –
Great job in presenting on the topic of ethics.
Laura –
Thanks Greg, I thoroughly enjoyed this course and found it very informative. It is a requirement of the Australian Chinese Medicine Board to complete at least 2hrs CPE related to Ethics each year. In my many years now this has been the most beneficial ethics course I have undertaken.
John –
Teacher was well-prepared and organized, and also provided ample real-world examples, which was hugely helpful in illustrating the ethical concepts in a real practice.
Veronica –
Informative, knowledgeable, entertaining, Can be a dry subject, but important, you made it quite enjoyable to watch Thank you!
Juliena B. –
This was a clear and valuable learning tool.
Jack –
Great course, good clear explanations.
Simon –
Only issue i had was that I’m in Australia and did not realise this course was rom the USA. However it was still informative and most information applies equally to here. I would also recommend some discussion about changing cultural expectations.