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Head Of White House Commission On Alternative Medicine to Speak at UNM Health Sciences Center
August 26, 2002
WHO: Dr. James Gordon, M.D.
Chair, White House Commission on
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Policy, Director, Center for Mind-Body
Medicine in Washington, D.C., and
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Family
Medicine, Georgetown University School of
Medicine.
WHAT: Gordon will speak about "Integrating Complementary and Mainstream Care: Redefining Norms of Health Care" during Grand Rounds, a weekly continuing medical education opportunity for physicians.
Gordon will talk about the evidence for integrating complementary and alternative therapies into comprehensive health care and the essential elements of self-care and how they can be integrated into conventional health care practice. Participants will gain a conceptual foundation for integrating complementary and conventional therapies.
WHEN: Thursday, Aug. 29, 8 to 9 a.m.
WHERE: University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Nursing/Pharmacy Auditorium
Contact: Lynn Melton, 272-3322
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