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Ventousothérapie : Aperçu du point de vue de la médecine moderne
Dr. Tamer S. Aboushanab, Dr. Saud AlSanad
La ventousothérapie est une ancienne pratique de médecine
traditionnelle et complémentaire. Il existe de plus en plus de preuves de ses
avantages potentiels dans le traitement de certaines maladies, en particulier
les affections liées à la douleur. Il est très important de suivre les mesures
de prévention des infections dans la ventousothérapie. Ce document proposait
une nouvelle classification de sets de ventousothérapie, une nouvelle
classification des effets indésirables de la ventousothérapie et une
classification mise à jour des types de ventousothérapie.
Aboushanab TS, AlSanad S, Ventousothérapie : Aperçu du point de vue de la
médecine moderne, journal d'acupuncture et études méridiens (2018), (Inglés). doi:
10.1016 / j.jams.2018.02.001.
Ventosaterapia: Una Visión General Desde Una Perspectiva Médica Moderna
Dr. Tamer S. Aboushanab, Dr. Saud AlSanad
La ventosaterapia es una antigua práctica de
medicina tradicional y complementaria. Cada vez hay más pruebas de sus
beneficios potenciales en el tratamiento de algunas enfermedades, especialmente
las relacionadas con el dolor. Seguir las medidas de control de infecciones es
un componente muy importante de la práctica de la ventosaterapia. Este
documento sugiere una nueva clasificación de los conjuntos de la
ventosaterapia, una nueva clasificación de los eventos adversos de la
ventosaterapia y una clasificación actualizada de los tipos de ventosaterapia.
Aboushanab TS, AlSanad S, Ventosaterapia: Una Visión General Desde Una
Perspectiva Médica Moderna, Periódico de Acupuntura y Meridian Studies (2018),
(Inglés). doi: 10.1016 / j.jams.2018.02.001.
A9 Development of a new tool for self-assessment of confidence, expectations/satisfaction and performance for cupping therapy simulation training modules
Tamer Aboushanab, Mohammed Khalil, Ahmed El-Olemy, Saud AlSanad
National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Ministry of Health, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Background: Simulation is considered a safe training method. Simulation training technology is a popular method of learning for healthcare professionals worldwide [1]. It includes performing a medical procedure on simulators to increase the confidence and skills of trainees before conducting the procedures on humans [2]. Cupping therapy (Hijama) is a widely used traditional healing therapy which is performed by applying cups on selected body points by sucking air to induce sub-atmospheric pressure inside the cup either by heat or suction [3]. The use of simulation in cupping therapy training was an innovation developed by National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), Ministry of Health (MOH), Saudi Arabia [4]. There is no available validated evaluation tools for assessment of cupping simulation learning due to the novelty of this method. An internal committee of NCCAM, Saudi Arabia developed this questionnaire, as a part of the evaluation process of their training courses.
Objectives: To discuss the development of a new tool which can be used for evaluation of cupping therapy simulation-based learning.
Methods: Fifteen items in the questionnaire were divided into three scales. The three scales were confidence, expectations/satisfaction, and performance. Each scale included five questions and used 5 Likert scale responses from 1 to 5 [Fig. 1]. Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Software Version 20 was used for data entry, management and analysis. Internal reliability of the questionnaire and scales was evaluated by Cronbach's alpha test.
Results: 50 healthcare professionals participated in the study. They were selected from the trainees of the simulation courses provided by NCCAM as a part of the program’s evaluation. Cronbach's alpha of items deleted were ranged from 0.91 to 0.92 for each item. Cronbach's alpha of confidence scale was 0.85, expectations/satisfaction scale was 0.81, performance scale was 0.94, and total evaluation was 0.92. These values showed good internal consistency of the scales.
Conclusion: Cupping Simulation Training Evaluation Questionnaire (CSTEQ) is a promising new tool for evaluating self-reporting of confidence, expectations/satisfaction and performance of trainees. It may be used as a tool for improvement of cupping simulation training programs. Further large scale trials, and validation studies should be conducted.
Genetic Theory – A Suggested Cupping Therapy Mechanism of action
Tamer Shaban, Munir Ravalia
Abstract:
The Cupping Therapy mechanism of action is not clear. Cupping may increase local blood circulation, and may have an immunomodulation effect. Local and systemic effects of Cupping Therapy were reported. Genetic expression is a physiological process that regulates body functions. Genetic modulation is a reported acupuncture effect. In this article, the authors suggest genetic modulation theory as one of the possible mechanisms of action of cupping therapy.
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