AcuSport Education/Matt Callison/Brian Lau

This video and an accompanying blog were created to share our experience with developing, designing and working through the logistical issues of a telemedicine consultation. Our goal is to help acupuncturists learn a different way to help their patients during these challenging and ever-changing times of COVID-19.
 
The surge in demand for telemedicine consultations at this point in time coupled with the fact that most practitioners haven’t had much experience in long distance consultation, prompted us to release the trial run video as a learning tool, so practitioners could see our process.
 
This video is for medical professionals only and its use is strictly for educational purposes. Do not share this video with anyone that is not a medical professional or with the intention other than enhancing medical knowledge.
 
#LowBackPain #BackPain #Back #Pain

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Ideal Integration: Brian Lau qi gong and tachi classes— [ Ссылка ]

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Learn more about AcuSport Education's Sports Medicine Acupuncture Certification Program here — [ Ссылка ]

Textbook—Sports Medicine Acupuncture: An Integrated Approach Combining Sports Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine ([ Ссылка ])

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This video is for medical professionals only and its use is strictly for educational purposes. Do not share this video with anyone that is not a medical professional or with the intention other than enhancing medical knowledge.

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