Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Training and Experience
Dr Hong's Background
In 1983, Dr. Hong graduated with a Medical Bachelor's degree in TCM from the well respected Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine as a TCM doctor, recognized by the World Health Organization. The five year degree course of in depth Traditional Chinese Medicine training also included Western medicine in its comprehensive curriculum. In the following years, Dr. Hong practiced both Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in several hospitals in China. In 2001, Dr. Hong was offered a position in the UK.
At the time she left China Dr. Hong was a senior physician at the
First Affiliated Hospital of Liaoning University of TCM. She
directed a research project associated with her speciality of
Oncology, using traditional Chinese herbal medicine. In addition to
direct medical duties and research, Dr. Hong also trained medical
students in both Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine for
general clinical practice, as well as lecturing on the specialized
subject of oncology.
In the UK, after four years of working for a national chain of TCM
clinics, Dr. Hong set-up her own clinic with the following
objectives:
• To bring the many benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine to
the UK.
• To maintain a highly professional practice with a strict
patient focus.
Dr Hong is a professional member of the Association
of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK, with full
professional indemnity insurance cover.
During her time in the UK, Dr Hong has treated over 1000 patients.
The large majority of our patients are from recommendation.
Dr. Hong is not registered to practice Western medicine in the UK.
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Conditions
Traditional Chinese Medicine can beneficially influence many forms of illness.
- Spinal disorders, sports Injuries and associated pain.
- Arthritis both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis and associated pain
- Skin disorders including psoriasis
- Infertility
- World Health Organization report on diseases and disorders