CJOM article
This article was published by the California Journal of Oriental Medicine in April 2012; my publishing agreement allows me ONLY to distribute it inter…
Month: April 2012
POCA members respond to the AAAOM survey
The community acupuncture profession is moving clearly in a direction toward simplicity in practice, accessibility to services, and ease of entry into…
A Community acu-punk meets a traditional Taiwanese Acupuncture Doctor
Reporting from Taiwan: Yesterday, I was introduced to an acupuncture doctor in the small city of Hukou. My wife’s sister, a Buddhist nun, knew about…
WANTA POCA?
One year ago this week POCA's first steering committee met for the first time. Now it's time to start bringing in the patient members in droves... PO…
Professional Organization Development
A little over a year ago, POCA was just a glint in the eye of a few people. Now, just a year later, POCA is…
Secrecy vs. Transparency: A Community Acupuncture Response to Old Style Capitalism
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Counting Everything that Counts
Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count; everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted.
{Albert Einstein}