Research
Report on ARCCIM International Research Leadership and Capacity Building Retreat – Sydney 2022
By Barbara Beacham and Eleanor Oyston Barbara Beacham and Eleanor Oyston are privileged to be part of the Research Capacity Building Leadership program run by ARCCIM at the University of Technology Sydney. Their selection recognises their expertise in this area … Read more
You’re invited! Practitioner Research and Collaboration Initiative (PRACI) Project
The University of Technology (UTS) in Sydney is home to the Practitioner Research and Collaboration Initiative, aka ‘PRACI‘. PRACI is a practice-based research network designed to assist practitioners and researchers to work together to collect data from real-world practice settings. … Read more
Research survey: an invitation to participate
Take part in a UniSA PhD student survey and help CAM researchers and practitioners in the conduct and application of research Yasamin Veziari, a registered nurse, naturopath and PhD student at the University of South Australia, is currently conducting a … Read more
BTFA-ARCCIM Research Capacity Building Program Update
The BTFA partnership with ARCCIM:UTS cannot be overstated. It underpins the BTFA leading the way nationally and internationally in research capacity building within our Profession. The interrelated key elements of the BTFA Research Capacity Building program include: • Research leadership … Read more
BTFA announces partnership with Australian Research Centre for Complementary and Integrative Medicine
The BTFA is pleased to announce an exciting partnership with the Australian Research Centre for Complementary and Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM) at the University of Technology (UTS) in Sydney, NSW. The BTFA Board has recently approved the industry partnership with ARCCIM … Read more
Bowen Therapy – Illustrative Supporting Studies
Bowen Therapy – Illustrative Supporting Studies Fibromyalgia, American College of Rheumatology In a study of twenty clients diagnosed with fibromyalgia conducted by Jo Anne Whitaker, M.D., at the American College of Rheumatology, almost all participants experienced various degrees of relief which … Read more