Publications

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last updated 1.09.2020

Hospital-practice Handbook electronic publications (other than the blogs and website)

Scientific journal publications
  • 2019--both are public access (open access) articles
      • “Dear Editor…” is a short description of what the Hospital Practice Handbook Project is: a resource for acupuncturists, a resource for acupuncture program managers, and for everyone working with them.  
  • Systematic Review of Acupuncture for Low Back Pain: Efficacy and Clinically-Meaningful Change (2018)
    • Taylor-Swanson L, Stone J, Gale M, Gaitaud A, Huson C, McPherson F, Martens J, Godwin J, and Yule M:  Systematic Review of Acupuncture for Low Back Pain: Efficacy and Clinically-Meaningful Change.  Meridians: JAOM, 2018 5(3): 18-24, 38-39.
  • Workers' Comp 
    • Taylor-Swanson L and Gale M:  Making the Case for Workers' Compensation:  Acupuncture for Low Back Pain. Meridians: JAOM, 2018 5(3): 16-17.


Acupuncturists as Professional Practice Clinicians and How that Relates to Hiring & Credentialing in Hospital-based Practice 


Magazine articles


Online National Toolkit Publications --links updated May 2019
From 2015-2016 I was a member of NCCAOM's Hospital-based Practice Task Force.  From these discussions, the committee created documents that are published on NCCAOM's website.  These are available for free to NCCAOM® Diplomates and for a low cost to non-Diplomates through the website.
Note: the 2015/2016 NCCAOM documents are now outdated due to the publication of two major professional milestones related to hospital credentialing
(1) The publication of the BLS occupation code for acupuncturists in 2018 and
(2) the VA Handbook Staffing Code publication of Acupuncturist as a unique and recognized healthcare professional. Please see the related blog posts for more information. For a consultation on this issue, please contact me via the website.

Hospital Credentialing Toolkits for Acupuncturists and their Hospital Sponsors (2016)


For related information about Meridians and its resources on scientific writing in the field of East Asian Medicine, see these links:
Meridians:  Journal of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Things to consider when publishing in scientific journals

 
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