OnlineLive Webinar
Doctor Shi biomedical fundamentals & TCM approaches workshop 6 courses
- 📅 Workshop Schedule
- 18:00 - 21:00
30 April 2026 - ⏱ Duration
- 36 hours
- 🎥 Delivery mode
- Live Webinar
- 🏫 Provider
- Dr Yuan SHI
- 🏷 Category
- Others
Course Introduction
Tired of treating persistent cough, breathlessness, chest pain, fatigue and weight loss with the same generic “Lung Qi & Yin Deficiency” formulas — only to see inconsistent results and frustrating side-effect management?
Dr. Yuan Shi delivers something refreshingly different.
This practical New Zealand clinical guide fuses solid biomedical fundamentals (histology, TNM staging, CT/PET imaging, biomarkers, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and palliative care) with sophisticated TCM syndrome differentiation that goes far beyond textbook patterns.
Backed by real Auckland case studies and fully aligned with current NZ health policy,this coursemoves you from empirical guesswork to confident,evidence-based integrative mastery.
Dr. Yuan Shi delivers something refreshingly different.
This practical New Zealand clinical guide fuses solid biomedical fundamentals (histology, TNM staging, CT/PET imaging, biomarkers, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and palliative care) with sophisticated TCM syndrome differentiation that goes far beyond textbook patterns.
Backed by real Auckland case studies and fully aligned with current NZ health policy,this coursemoves you from empirical guesswork to confident,evidence-based integrative mastery.
What you will learn
- Safely integrate acupuncture, herbs, and lifestyle strategies with conventional oncology treatments while minimising side effects
- Recognise when to refer immediately for life-threatening complications and acute oncological emergencies
- Build truly personalised treatment plans that actually work for Kiwi patients
Note: Upon completion of the course and passing the assessment, you can obtain continuing education credit certificate
Refunds subject to a 15% processing fee.