AIMA Interprofessional communications module

The AIMA Interprofessional Communications Working Group (AICWG) was formed at the AIMA conference in Sydney in 2016 following a session on how to foster and facilitate better communication between doctors and other practitioners. Since then the working group – comprised of doctors, academics and complementary and natural health practitioners – has been collaborating to create a communications tool to assist in clear, relevant communications between medical professionals. We’re delighted to announce that the AICWG have recently completed the ‘Interprofessional Communication AIMA Guiding Principles for Letter Writing’ which is ready to be sent out for public consultation. (Watch this space for notice of the consultation process)…

AUCKLAND MONTHLY MEETINGS

The AIMA Auckland Monthly Meeting series for 2019 has now ended. We’ll be having a bit of a break in December and January and will be back in February for the 2020 series. Watch this space! Many thanks to our fabulous speakers for 2019: Date Speaker Topic Wednesday 27th February Dr. Jacques Imbeau – General […]

AIMA NZ Conference 2019

Join us in Auckland for the 2019 AIMA Conference.

This year’s program is bigger and better than ever with a fantastic line-up of passionate national and international experts sharing the latest updates and insights on important areas of day-to-day practice including:

* Nutrition
* Genetics/nutrigenomics
* Food intolerances
* Mouth and gut microbiome
* Endometriosis
* CBD research and prescribing
* How to deal with bullying and enhance compassion

Early Bird discounts close on 31 January 2019

Research

Evidence Based Symptomatic Relief of Cold and Flu

As the warmth of autumn wanes into winter, individuals steer their attention towards natural medicine interventions to deliver relief from cold and flu symptoms. Evidence-based natural medicines not only promote the resolution of symptoms, but also improve immune resilience and surveillance. Several herbal extracts and nutrients reinforce immune function, offering support to individuals at a higher risk of colds and flu; reducing time lost to fighting infection. As integrative practitioners you are subsequently well positioned to provide comprehensive care for your patients this cold and flu season.