Characteristics of Chinese Medicine Education Under British Education System in New Zealand.

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Abstract
With the globalisation of Chinese medicine (CM), the local CM education institutions were established in many other countries outside of China. These CM education institutions have formed a new mode in CM education after integrating with local culture, law and national conditions. This article takes New Zealand CM education institutions as an example to discuss the characteristics of CM education under the British education system, aiming to provide ideas on CM education in China and other countries.
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Authors Chang, Zhe;Zhang, Chen-Ming;Sun, Zi-Xue;Wang, Zu-Long;Chen, Jian-She;Wang, Zheng;
Journal chinese journal of integrative medicine
Year 2019
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10.1007/s11655-019-3044-4
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british education system chinese medicine education education grading system moderation system

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