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Bmas Acupuncture Courses

Bmas Acupuncture Courses Meetings and courses National and international meetings BMAS Palliative Care Day BMAS Autumn Meeting BMAS Electroacupuncture–theory and practice Location: London Location: Barcelona Location: London Date: 2 July 2009 Date: 25–26 November 2009 Date: 23–25 October 2009 Opens: 6pm Friday 23 October Pre-conference Workshop: 3pm Friday 23 October Closes: 2pm Sunday 25 October Presented by Dr Jacqueline Filshie. Cefar Acus 4-included with course fee. Consultant Anaesthetist & Honorary Senior Gaudi lizard at Parc Guell, Barcelona. Lecturer, Royal Mardsen Hospital. The British Medical Acupuncture Society runs foundation, intermediate and supplementary courses for regulated healthcare professionals. BMAS FOUNDATION COURSES Foundation Courses last four or five days, spread either over two weekends or over a working week. Whilst the historical aspects and traditional philosophy of acupuncture are discussed, the Foundation Course concentrates on a neurophysiological and evidence-based approach to the use of acupuncture as a technique following orthodox clinical diagnosis. Safe and effective needling are key features of this practical course, and the healthcare professionals attending should leave with the skills required to apply simple acupuncture techniques within their practice. c Cardiff: 20–21 June and 18–19 July 2009 c Glasgow: 5–6 September and 3–4 October 2009 c Central London: 14–18 September 2009 (one week course) c Birmingham: 17–18 October and 14–15 November 2009 c Slough: 7–8 November and 5–6 December 2009 BMAS POST-FOUNDATION DAYS Post-foundation days are one-day courses designed for anyone who has attended one of the BMAS Foundation Courses. They are designed to help refresh the core knowledge and skills gained from foundation training, and thus improve confidence in starting to use acupuncture in practice. c Manchester: 3 July 2009 c Slough: 27 November 2009 BMAS INTERMEDIATE SKILLS TRAINING Intermediate skills training days follow a rolling programme of four days, grouped together in pairs. Each year a selection of the four days is covered at different locations in the UK. The four days cover the core skills training for the Diploma in Medical Acupuncture. Other self-directed study is required to cover the knowledge and research base for this award. c Head & Neck/Knee & Ankle; Manchester: 4–5 July 2009 c Lumbogluteal/Shoulder & Arm; Slough: 28–29 November 2009 Further details of all courses may be obtained from the BMAS Administrative Office. Tel: +44 1606 786782; fax: +44 1606 786783; email: Admin@medical-acupuncture.org.uk 90 Acupunct Med June 2009 Vol 27 No 2 http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Acupuncture in Medicine SAGE

Bmas Acupuncture Courses

Acupuncture in Medicine , Volume 27 (2): 1 – Jun 1, 2009
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© 2009 British Medical Acupuncutre Society
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10.1177/096452840902700201
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Meetings and courses National and international meetings BMAS Palliative Care Day BMAS Autumn Meeting BMAS Electroacupuncture–theory and practice Location: London Location: Barcelona Location: London Date: 2 July 2009 Date: 25–26 November 2009 Date: 23–25 October 2009 Opens: 6pm Friday 23 October Pre-conference Workshop: 3pm Friday 23 October Closes: 2pm Sunday 25 October Presented by Dr Jacqueline Filshie. Cefar Acus 4-included with course fee. Consultant Anaesthetist & Honorary Senior Gaudi lizard at Parc Guell, Barcelona. Lecturer, Royal Mardsen Hospital. The British Medical Acupuncture Society runs foundation, intermediate and supplementary courses for regulated healthcare professionals. BMAS FOUNDATION COURSES Foundation Courses last four or five days, spread either over two weekends or over a working week. Whilst the historical aspects and traditional philosophy of acupuncture are discussed, the Foundation Course concentrates on a neurophysiological and evidence-based approach to the use of acupuncture as a technique following orthodox clinical diagnosis. Safe and effective needling are key features of this practical course, and the healthcare professionals attending should leave with the skills required to apply simple acupuncture techniques within their practice. c Cardiff: 20–21 June and 18–19 July 2009 c Glasgow: 5–6 September and 3–4 October 2009 c Central London: 14–18 September 2009 (one week course) c Birmingham: 17–18 October and 14–15 November 2009 c Slough: 7–8 November and 5–6 December 2009 BMAS POST-FOUNDATION DAYS Post-foundation days are one-day courses designed for anyone who has attended one of the BMAS Foundation Courses. They are designed to help refresh the core knowledge and skills gained from foundation training, and thus improve confidence in starting to use acupuncture in practice. c Manchester: 3 July 2009 c Slough: 27 November 2009 BMAS INTERMEDIATE SKILLS TRAINING Intermediate skills training days follow a rolling programme of four days, grouped together in pairs. Each year a selection of the four days is covered at different locations in the UK. The four days cover the core skills training for the Diploma in Medical Acupuncture. Other self-directed study is required to cover the knowledge and research base for this award. c Head & Neck/Knee & Ankle; Manchester: 4–5 July 2009 c Lumbogluteal/Shoulder & Arm; Slough: 28–29 November 2009 Further details of all courses may be obtained from the BMAS Administrative Office. Tel: +44 1606 786782; fax: +44 1606 786783; email: Admin@medical-acupuncture.org.uk 90 Acupunct Med June 2009 Vol 27 No 2

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