CAMDOC Alliance

Secretariat
Rue du Trône 194
B-1050 Bruxelles

Phone: +32 26440020
E-mail: camdoc@camdoc.eu


ECH (European Committee for Homeopathy) www.homeopathyeurope.org

ECPM (European Council of Doctors for Plurality in Medicine) www.ecpm.org

ICMART (International Council of Medical Acupuncture and Related Techniques) www.icmart.org

IVAA (International Federation of Anthroposophic Medical Associations) www.ivaa.eu



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Downloads

The regulatory status of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for medical doctors in Europe 2010 (pdf)

Complementary Medicine,
its current position and its potential for European healthcare (pdf)


Model Guidelines for the Practice of Complementary Therapies (CAM) by Medical Doctors in the European Union
(pdf)



CAMDOC events


Collaboration with CAM stakeholders in the network EUROCAM

CAMDOC supports intiatives for plurality in medicine

www.eliant.eu
www.petitionecomed.eu

CAMDOC members are members of the CAMbrella Advisory Board

www.cambrella.eu

International Council of Medical Acupuncture and Related Techniques (ICMART)

The International Council of Medical Acupuncture and Related Techniques ICMART is an international organization comprising more than 80 medical acupuncture societies in Europe and worldwide. It includes over 35,000 medical doctors practising acupuncture and related techniques.

ICMART has a European Chapter and an Education Chapter.
The European Chapter is in charge of the contacts with the European Commission, the European Parliament, joining its efforts with representatives of other CAM associations.

The creation of an Education Chapter has led to Core Aspects of Training, to an ICMART Honorary Diploma. It is working now on establishing a Lexicon of Medical Acupuncture. ICMART, as the only international organization representing national physician acupuncture societies, is establishing this Lexicon to detail the appropriate education and practice requirements for physician-practised acupuncture among its various national member societies.

ICMART promotes the concept of evidence-based medicine with respect to efficacy, safety and cost effectiveness applied to acupuncture and related techniques. It aims to set up unified international quality standards
• To optimise the effects of acupuncture and the safety for patients
• Following evidence based medicine (EBM)
• To critically appraise TCM theory as applied to acupuncture
• For application in all appropriate medical specialties
• To integrate acupuncture into modern medicine and health care
• To synthesize two complementary visions of Man

ICMART is in contact with WHO and has been contributing to the International Guideline on Trial Methodology and the standardisation of acupuncture nomenclature.

ICMART manages a network of correspondence between the national societies, publishes a newsletter and is working on an International Journal of Medical Acupuncture.