A/Prof
Christopher ZaslawskiProfile page
Visiting Fellow
School of Life Sciences
BIO
Chris Zaslawski is currently an adjunct Associate professor at University of Technology, Sydney (Australia). He has been practising acupuncture and herbal medicine for over 40 years and is an active researcher in the area. Chris has also been English editor for three acupuncture texts, which were published in conjunction with Chinese medicine colleagues from the Guangzhou University of Traditional Medicine, China. Chris has published over 95 papers as well as nine report and book reviews. He is also on the International Editorial Board for two other journals, Acupuncture Research, published in Beijing and the Journal of Acupuncture and Tuina Science, published in Germany.
Chris has been a temporary consultant for the World Health Organisation on six occasions and contributed to the development of two WHO documents concerning acupuncture clinical research and traditional medicine education. He also reviewed the WHO International Standard Terminologies on Traditional Medicine in the Western Pacific Region which was published in 2007. Chris is currently a member of HE 031, a Standards Australia committee for developing standards for Chinese medicine. He is also a committee member of the accreditation committee for the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia.
Chris has been a temporary consultant for the World Health Organisation on six occasions and contributed to the development of two WHO documents concerning acupuncture clinical research and traditional medicine education. He also reviewed the WHO International Standard Terminologies on Traditional Medicine in the Western Pacific Region which was published in 2007. Chris is currently a member of HE 031, a Standards Australia committee for developing standards for Chinese medicine. He is also a committee member of the accreditation committee for the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia.
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