1. Modern acupuncture theories
• Introduction of modern acupuncture
• Theories include neurobiological foundations, neuro-endocrine and central integration, neuro-immune pathways and inflammation regulation
• Evidence-based approach and clinical practice
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2. Traditional Chinese Medicine meridian theories
• Introduction of the meridians and collaterals
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3. Dry needling theories and clinical applications | | | |
4. Electro-acupuncture & auricular acupuncture | | | |
5. Legal framework, safety & risk management, documentation
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6. Acupuncture points that required cautions | | | |
7. Acupuncture techniques on upper and lower limbs
• Relevant anatomical considerations
• Practice on commonly adopted acupoints
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8. Acupuncture techniques on spinal region
• Relevant anatomical considerations
• Practice on commonly adopted acupoints
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9. Acupuncture techniques on head and face regions
• Relevant anatomical considerations
• Practice on commonly adopted acupoints
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10. Clinical protocols and practice for musculoskeletal conditions on upper limb and lower limb
• Acupoint selection and needling techniques
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11. Clinical protocols and practice for musculoskeletal conditions in spinal region, head and face regions
• Acupoint selection and needling techniques
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12. Clinical protocols and practice for clinical neurological conditions
• Acupoint selection and needling techniques
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13. Revision on integrative modern acupuncture from physiotherapy perspectives | | | |