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Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine (ICCM) Level III
The Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine Program teaches advanced specialization of cardiology within traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. The 700 level courses involve the research level for clinical presentations, treatment principles and methods of care management for specializing practitioners interested in patient care and collaborating with other integrative medicine practitioners.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
ICCM 302 Medical Empathy, Pharmacological Systems and Treatment Strategies in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
ICCM 303 Advanced Hematology in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course compares Chinese medicine pestilential differentiation, six stages and four levels with Western medicine on pathology, immunity and findings in hematology on cardiovascular diseases. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
ICCM 306 Mechanism of Action in Disease and Recovery in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course explores the connection between heart zang dysfunction and disease mechanisms in other organ systems, including genetic factors. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
This course presents the concept of personalized medicine, by identifying the associated human genetics that may factor into care management in diagnosing treatment principles. Compares herb and drug formula constituents on the pharmacokinetic and dynamic level, and identifies topics for further research. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
ICCM307 Metabolic Disorders and Shen in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course discusses the connection between metabolic disorders and genetics that affect the cardiovascular system and mental health. Explores the significance of clinical presentations, differentiations, treatment principles and care management in Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine (ICCM) Level III
The Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine Program teaches advanced specialization of cardiology within traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. The 700 level courses involve the research level for clinical presentations, treatment principles and methods of care management for specializing practitioners interested in patient care and collaborating with other integrative medicine practitioners.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
The courses are completed online and self-paced on Canvas. Each have a distinct number of study hours, which are displayed on a certificate provided instantly after course com. In addition, when applicable the study hours are presented as CE and PDA credits and are sent to the relevant licensing state medical board or CE Broker for medical licenses renewal.
ICCM 302 Medical Empathy, Pharmacological Systems and Treatment Strategies in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
ICCM 303 Advanced Hematology in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course compares Chinese medicine pestilential differentiation, six stages and four levels with Western medicine on pathology, immunity and findings in hematology on cardiovascular diseases. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
ICCM 306 Mechanism of Action in Disease and Recovery in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course explores the connection between heart zang dysfunction and disease mechanisms in other organ systems, including genetic factors. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
10 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
This course presents the concept of personalized medicine, by identifying the associated human genetics that may factor into care management in diagnosing treatment principles. Compares herb and drug formula constituents on the pharmacokinetic and dynamic level, and identifies topics for further research. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.
ICCM307 Metabolic Disorders and Shen in Integrative Cardiovascular Chinese Medicine
This course discusses the connection between metabolic disorders and genetics that affect the cardiovascular system and mental health. Explores the significance of clinical presentations, differentiations, treatment principles and care management in Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Studies include textbook readings, video lectures, virtual science and herb labs, and assessments.
15 clock hours. Textbook purchase. Prerequisites: medical program graduate or licensed physician.