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Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice is proud to endorse the mission statement and research programme of the Network of Researchers in the Public Health of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NORPHCAM)
NORPHCAM is a leading international network conducting and promoting rigorous public health and health services research and research capacity building in traditional medicine, complementary medicine and integrative health care. The network currently has over 190 members including leading researchers and practitioners from over 15 countries, has attracted over $6M in category 1 external grant funding in the last 4 years and has official partnerships with 16 leading national and international research and practitioner associations.
NORPHCAM is dedicated to helping capacity build the CAM research community worldwide, to fostering real links between practitioners and researchers and to conducting and disseminating research findings of relevance to practitioners, policymakers and patients.
If you share our vision to further develop a critical, rigorous public health and health services research agenda in CAM and would like to join NORPHCAM and/or find out more please email the Executive Director, Professor Jon Adams on jon.adams@uts.edu.au
