2014Shanghai zhenjiu zazhiRequires access

Program Design of Comprehensive Acupuncture-moxibustion Training

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Regarding the shortage of comprehensive design and integrity in the current acupuncture-moxibustion training at vocational colleges, this article held that the training program should take practice training as the basic, gradually expanding the ability and promoting the whole program, innovate the training mode, and emphasize the vocational ability.

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Regarding the shortage of comprehensive design and integrity in the current acupuncture-moxibustion training at vocational colleges, this article held that the training program should take practice training as the basic, gradually expanding the ability and promoting the whole program, innovate the training mode, and emphasize the vocational ability.

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Regarding the shortage of comprehensive design and integrity in the current acupuncture-moxibustion training at vocational colleges, this article held that the training program should take practice training as the basic, gradually expanding the ability and promoting the whole program, innovate the training mode, and emphasize the vocational ability.

Key concepts: Acupuncture, Economic shortage, Moxibustion, Vocational education, Training (meteorology), Medicine, Medical education, Physical therapy

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