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Complementary medicine, taught with clinical rigor
Offered by the University of Minnesota, this beginner Specialization introduces integrative and complementary therapies within the framework of real clinical practice — not wellness-culture generalities. With 32,414 learners enrolled, it treats patient-centered care as a discipline governed by evidence, safety, and regulation.
The curriculum covers patient evaluation, treatment planning, and drug interaction awareness alongside softer but essential skills like patient education and counseling. Regulatory compliance and health policy are built in, reflecting integrative medicine's need to justify itself within mainstream healthcare systems.
Who benefits
- Healthcare professionals wanting to incorporate complementary therapies responsibly
- Students exploring integrative or holistic medicine as a specialty
- Anyone who wants a clinically-grounded, not anecdotal, introduction to the field
Expect an emphasis on patient safety and contraindications throughout — this is medicine first, wellness trend second.
About this course
Offered by University of Minnesota. Launch your career in integrative health. Incorporate complementary therapies in clinical practice to ... Enroll for free.
Skills you'll gain: Patient Safety, Manual Therapy, Regulatory Compliance, Needs Assessment, Clinical Practices, Patient Education And Counseling, Patient Evaluation, Health Policy, Health Promotion, Contraindication, Health Systems, Patient-centered Care, Treatment Planning, Drug Interaction.
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