1. Discuss terminology and ethical and legal issues pertaining to traditional medicine 2. Use appropriate resources to assist patents in decision-making regarding the integrated use of traditional and Western medicines 3. Demonstrate respect for patient values and preferences regarding traditional and Western medicines 4. Describe how patient-centered comparative clinical effectiveness research on the use of traditional and western medicine can help inform decision making to improve outcomes that are meaningful to patients, caregivers, and communities
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- Credit · Up to 2 credits
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ReleasedMay 20, 2025
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Last day to claim creditMay 20, 2028 2 years left
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Stanford Medicine Incorporating Traditional Healers and Cultural Leaders in Patient Care
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Great Valley Publishing Company 2024 Recorded Symposium Session: The Power of Traditional Foods Using Heritage Diets to Engage Clients and Improve Health Outcomes
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Jaseng Hospital of Korean Medicine Cough Management: An Evidence-Based Approach in Western and Korean Medicine
