Research and Practice of Chinese Medicine on Oncology Diseases (Classroom and Asynchronous e-learning) (Chinese)
About This Course
This course provides an advanced study of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Oncology, integrating classical TCM theory with contemporary oncology research and clinical practice. Learners will acquire a comprehensive understanding of cancer etiology, pathogenesis, and TCM-based syndrome differentiation, complemented by insights into Western oncology principles. The curriculum is designed to develop proficiency in formulating individualised treatment plans, managing the side effects of conventional cancer therapies, and critically evaluating TCM oncology research. Designed for TCM and integrative healthcare practitioners, this course enhances diagnostic, clinical, and research capabilities to prepare learners for advanced roles in oncology care, integrative clinical settings, and evidence-based research.
What You'll Learn
1. Explain the historical development and theoretical foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Oncology.
2. Analyse the etiology and pathogenesis of oncology using TCM principles and frameworks.
3. Differentiate syndromes and formulate individualised TCM treatment plans for common oncology.
4. Integrate TCM and Western oncology approaches to enhance treatment effectiveness and patient quality of life.
5. Evaluate classical and modern research literature to support evidence-based oncology practice.
6. Apply herbal medicine and adjunctive therapies to alleviate cancer-related symptoms and treatment side effects.
7. Design a TCM-based intervention or protocol aimed at improving clinical outcomes or supportive care in oncology
Entry Requirements
1. A Bachelor’s Degree in Chinese Medicine or equivalent, OR
2. Singapore Registered TCM practitioners, OR
3. An MBBS (recognised by the Singapore Medical Council) or a bachelor’s degree in an Allied Health discipline recognised by the Allied Health Professions Council (Singapore) (e.g. Pharmacy, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Diagnostic Radiography/Radiation Therapy, Speech Therapy, Dietetics, Medical Laboratory Science) or equivalent, with demonstrated Chinese (Mandarin) proficiency sufficient to read classical and modern TCM texts and communicate in Chinese (Mandarin).
* Shortlisting will be carried out and applicants will be required to undergo an interview (conducted in Mandarin).