People who rely on traditional Chinese medicine such as acupuncture can rest assured that practitioners will meet strict training requirements under proposed legislation introduced Wednesday, Health Minister George Smitherman said.
If passed, the legislation would create a self-governing regulatory college that would set minimum professional standards, ensure that practitioners are kept abreast of the latest techniques and develop a complaints and discipline process.
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Mr. Smitherman said until it is regulated, there are no guarantees that Chinese medicine in Ontario is safe.
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If passed, the legislation would create a self-governing regulatory college that would set minimum professional standards, ensure that practitioners are kept abreast of the latest techniques and develop a complaints and discipline process.
....
Mr. Smitherman said until it is regulated, there are no guarantees that Chinese medicine in Ontario is safe.
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more in link
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20051207.wmedi1207/BNStory/National/