پاورپوینت کامل EURAMA 52 اسلاید در PowerPoint

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پاورپوینت کامل EURAMA 52 اسلاید در PowerPoint

اسلاید ۴: PRIORITIES – پاورپوینت کامل EURAMA 52 اسلاید در PowerPoint An association for doctors and vaidyas to maintain an academic framework by creating a platform for scientific research and exchange within the medical profession, thereby ensuring the public and political acceptance of Ayurveda as a science and valuable medical practice for the individual and society

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اسلاید ۹: Policy – India & China INDIA – NATIONAL POLICY In India, formal recognition for Indian systems of medicine came with the Indian Medicine Central Council Act of 1970. In 2002, India developed a specific national policy to facilitate the integration of these health care systems into national health programmes. The policy emphasizes affordability, safety, efficacy and the sustainable use of raw materials (Lavekar & Sharma, 2005). CHINA – NATIONAL POLICY The Government’s commitment to “develop modern medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine” has been written into the National Constitution and the two are regarded as of equal importance (Baoyan, 2005).

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اسلاید ۱۲: China – India: differencesToday acupuncture is a licensed practice in most industrialised countries & there are professional bodies, standardised curricula and regulatory boards for acupuncture in these countries. There are also WHO Guidelines for correct practice of acupuncture & for research into acupuncture. Similarly, there are WHO standards for safety and evaluation of Chinese herbal medicines.

اسلاید ۱۳: WHO SupportThere are 7 WHO Collaborating Centres on TCM in China and 1 in Australia.2 centres in South Korea, 1 in North Korea, 1 in Vietnam, and 2 in Japan are on systems derived from TCMNo WHO Collaborating Centres on Ayurveda or other ISMs

اسلاید ۱۴: What China has done to promote TCMFor more than a decade, China has had a sub-ministry of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), with ten departments. These include departments for professional licensure, TCM research, product standards, education etc. There is an entire department dedicated to foreign trade in TCM.

اسلاید ۱۵: TCM in the UKIn the UK, every small town can be found to have a Chinese herbalist shop on its High Street. These are supplied through Chinese Government owned or supported TCM herbal factories & corporations. Training is provided through Government colleges, including six full national universities dedicated exclusively to training in and research on TCM. Acupuncture is a licensed profession covered by the NHSChinese herbalism will soon be licensed

اسلاید ۱۶: AfricaEven in Africa, there is an extensive network of TCM practitioners offering services to local Chinese and Western communities and to more affluent Africans. They import Chinese herbs, which represents foreign exchange earnings for China. Much of this is supported by the Local Chinese Embassy.There are Chinese Government funded research, education and exchange programmes.

اسلاید ۱۷: Globalization of AyurvedaHas been led by private sector. Began with MAV, others have followedNo formal Ayurveda lobby with governments or WHORestrictions on Ayurvedic herbs No formal licensure of Ayurvedic practitioners outside South & SE Asia. No WHO guidelines on any aspect of Ayurvedic practice or research

اسلاید ۱۸: Global regulatory status of AyurvedaResult: No internationally accepted Ayurvedic curriculumRestrictions on Ayurvedic herbs No formal licensure of Ayurvedic practitioners outside the sub-continent,No WHO guidelines on any aspect of Ayurvedic practice or research

اسلاید ۱۹: Policy on Finance: Who pays for TCAMA very high proportion of TCAM expenditure throughout the world is covered by out-of-pocket payments or private health insurance. Consistent trend in West towards utilization by people with a high disposable income.

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اسلاید ۲۱: EU POLICY on FINANCINGPublic health insurance is an important funding mechanism in Europe, with 22 European countries offering full or partial reimbursement for selected T