This course introduces an integrative bioscience perspective of acupuncture and expands the framework for communication with patients and medical practitioners. Students will develop a basic mechanistic understanding of acupuncture`s effects on physiological and pathophysiological processes. In addition, students will build skills in finding, appraising, and interpreting clinical acupuncture research. Prerequisites: AOM-699 and RSCH-601. [2 credits]
ISCI-637: Exploring Acupuncture Research
Credits
2.00
Academic Level
Graduate
Instructional Method
Lecture