07/15/2018 AACMA CEU Classes Agenda
Time：07/15/2018 9am—6:00pm
Location：The Domain Hotel，1085 El Camino Real. Sunnyvale， CA 94087
8:30 am–9:00 am: Registration
9:00 am—1:00 pm:
Speaker: Prof. Chen, Yuelai
Topic: Acupuncture treatment for Voiding dysfunction & Male Sexual Dysfunction
1:00pm—2:00pm Lunch
2:00pm- 6:00pm
Speaker: Gao, Hongmei, L.Ac.
Topic: OfficeAlly for Acupuncture Practice
This class will offer 4 hours category I CEU and 4 hours category II CEU. Application is in processing by California Acupuncture Board. Provider No: 238
Parking: Free parking at street
PRE-REGISTRATION FORM
Name: __________________________ License No.: AC____________
Telephone: ________________ email: ______________________________________
Mailing Address:__________________________________________________________
| Seminar Fee | Pre-registration | On-site |
| AACMA Member | $30 (with 2018 membership card) | $30 (with valid 2018 membership card) |
| Student | $25 (with valid ID) | $50 (with valid ID) |
| Non—Member | $180 | $200 |
(1) Pre-registration deadline is July 1st, 2018，(2) Refund Policy: 80% prior to July 1st, 2018， none thereafter. (3) Please make your check payable to AACMA. (4) If you have not paid your 2018membership fee ($120) and PAC donation ($80), please pay them ASAP, or you can bring your checks (you must bring two checks to pay each separately) at the class to pay them on site. Please write your name and license number on your check. (5) We will provide handouts prior to the lecture and issue CE certificate after the lecture.
AACMA email : aacmaus@gmail.com Contact Tel:415-981-8384
Sent form and checks: 777 Stockton St, Suite 105, San Francisco, CA 94108
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Speaker Profiles and Topics
Professor Chen, Yuelai, Doctor of Acupuncture and Massage from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chief physician, (no.07J0040762), professor. Current doctoral tutor of Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Executive vice president of the Graduate School of Shanghai University of Chinese Medicine. Part-time Director of Association of Chinese Graduate Education. Part-time Deputy Managing Director Association of Graduate Education in China Association of Chinese Medicine. Part-time Vice President of Chinese Association of Integrative Medicine Evidence-Based Medicine Committee. Part-time Executive Director of Rehabilitation Committee in China Association of Acupuncture-Moxibustion. Part-time vice president of Grassroots Appropriate Technology Promotion Committee in China Association of Acupuncture-Moxibustion. Part-time chairman of Rehabilitation Committee in Shanghai Association of Acupuncture-Moxibustion.
Professor Chen has long been engaged in the clinical and basic research of Chinese Med-cine in the treatment of Voiding dysfunction. In the past few years, professor Chen has in charged 8 federal research projects and more than 20 municipal research projects. As the inventor of the technology, he created the third federal diagnosis and treatment technology of the Ministry of Health and three Shanghai municipal Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment extension technologies. As the first person in charge, Professor Chen received 6 provincial science technology awards, finished 12 research projects, published 6 monographs, and more than 70 academic papers.
Topic 1: Acupuncture Treatment for Voiding Dysfunction
The incidence of urinary dysfunction disease is extensive and can affect the quality of life of patients seriously. The prevalence rate of OAB over the age of 40 in China is 11.3% , women shown more prevalence than men, and tend to be more frequent with age. Acupuncture and moxibustion has been one of the effective methods to treat urinary disorders since ancient times. Professor Chen Yuelai’s team has in-depth research on acupuncture treatment of voiding dysfunction, and published a journal on JAMA in 2017:Effect of electroacupuncture on urinary leakage among women with stress urinary incontinence a randomized clinical trial.
Topic 2: Acupuncture treatment of male sexual dysfunction
Male sexual dysfunction is an important factor affecting the quality of life in men.The prevalence rate of male erectile dysfunction within 40-70 years old in US is 52% at 2011. Acupuncture treatment of male sexual dysfunction shown a good effect and characteristics, Professor Chen Yuelai has rich clinical experience and significant clinical efficacy on treating erectile dysfunction by utilizing acupuncture.
Gao, Hongmei, L.Ac. , graduated from the Department of Acupuncture at Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1992. She spent many years working as a resident physician at a Western medicine hospital in China at internal medicine and emergency department. Then she studied computer science in Canada. After obtaining a California license in 2008, she runs her own clinic. She is good at applying computer knowledge and skills to clinic management, and has rich experience in insurance electronic filing, writing of electronic medical records, registration of front desk patient information, classification, billing and appointments. She also participated in the OfficeAlly 2017 annual conference at her own expense and learned a lot about the new features and new information of the company’s powerful tools.
Title: OfficeAlly for Acupuncture Practice
1. OfficeAlly Service Center, a free electronic insurance bill reporting tool;
2. OfficeAlly Practice Mate, a free front desk software and its user manual;
3, OfficeAlly HER, a secure and encrypted online electronic medical record tool, user manual and medical record format;
4. Other Patient Ally, eVisit, Reminder Mate, and credit card transaction functions;
5, OfficeAlly free training.