LORENTE GASCÓN, Maria Angeles
Physicians who want to complement their training in non-pharmacological treatments and incorporate neurological stimulation into their practice in order to adopt a multidisciplinary approach towards their cases; for example, it is intended for doctors who treat pain patients (pain units), general practitioners, oncologists, gynaecologists and specialists who treat pathologies that their specific area of specialization is unable to fully address.
- To gain a basic understanding of integrative medicine as described by the World Health Organization (acupuncture, auriculoacupuncture, mindfulness, nutrition, etc.) in order to incorporate new non-pharmaceutical medical treatments based on scientific evidence.
- To learn the neurophysiological and neuroanatomical foundations of acupuncture and its clinical field in the integrated hospital model.
- To learn the relations between the acupuncture points and the peripheral nervous system.
- To review World Health Organization scientific publications and recommendations where acupuncture has demonstrated scientific evidence.
- To be able to apply treatments to pain nerve circuits and know what effect they have on neurotransmitters.
- To be able to resolve clinical cases based on deductions made using basic knowledge of acupuncture.