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Pocket Program
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Acknowledgements
Thank you to our Sponsors
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Researchers Lunch & App Sponsor
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Contents
Welcome............................................4
General Information.............................6
Social Program...................................9
PROGRAM
Tuesday 7 May 2019...................12
Wednesday 8 May 2019..............14
Thursday 9 May 2019.................26
Friday 10 May 2019....................38
Sponsor Listing.................................44
Exhibitor Listing................................49
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Welcome
A warm welcome to the 14th International Congress
on Complementary Medicine Research!
We very much look forward to hosting you all in the
beautiful city of Brisbane over the next few days. As
Co-Chairs of this ICCMR we have been extremely
impressed with the quality and focus of the submitted
abstracts and we are confident you will find the
presentations interesting and stimulating.
The theme for this year’s event is ‘Pathways and
Partnerships’ – bridging the gap between practice
and research as well as clinician and researcher.
Partnerships - multi-disciplinary perspectives and
collaborations involving a wide range of contributors
- are at the heart of all good research. Yet, successful
health and medical research also needs to move
a step further providing insights that are of direct
relevance and benefit to a whole host of co-
producers and stakeholders including participants,
providers, health care users and/or wider
communities. Both established and fast emerging
complex health challenges are often global in scope
and research in our topic has a role to play in both
understanding and addressing such problems – but
this can only be achieved, in part, through generating
research outcomes that are rigorous and speak to
those invested in the routine grass-roots of everyday
health behaviour and care.
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Indeed, the diverse range of research on offer at the 14th
ICCMR certainly attests to a global-scale vision that has
the potential to reach out to those best positioned for
direct change. We have presenters from over 30 countries
introducing the latest work across many fields, disciplines
and topics including a strong focus on translation and
implementation, health policy and health systems, multi-
disciplinary collaborations and the development of practice-
based research questions and insights.
The mix and quality of this year’s program reflects the growing
confidence and innovation within the complementary medicine
research field and we are sure the 14th ICCMR will inspire,
challenge and energise you all (practitioners and researchers
alike) to continue our collective pursuit of critical, rigorous and
impactful investigation that can lead to better health and health
care for all.
Welcome once again – enjoy Brisbane and the 14th ICCMR
Warm regards
Dr Amie Steel Distinguished Professor Jon Adams
Co-Chairs, Organising Committee
14th ICCMR
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General Information
Registration Desk To download the Congress
App search ‘World leading
The ICCMR 2019 registration
Conferences’ in your App store.
desk will be located on the Plaza
Once downloaded, you will need
Level (Grey Street) of the Brisbane
to enter your unique username
Convention & Exhibition Centre.
and password, which you will
The desk will be open at the
have received via email prior to
following times;
the Congress. If you are unsure
Tuesday 7 May of your username and password
7:00am – 6:00pm please visit the registration desk.
Wednesday 8 May The app is available
8:00am – 6:00pm for iOS and Android
devices. The App
Thursday 9 May is sponsored by
8:00am – 6:00pm Endeavour College of
Friday 10 May Natural Health.
8:00am – 3:00pm
Presentation upload
Wi-Fi Presenters are required to visit the
Wireless internet (Wi-Fi) is Concord Speakers Preparation
available free of charge for room which is located on the
delegates at the BCEC. Join the Concord Level of the Brisbane
BCEC Link network to connect. Convention & Exhibition Centre. To
There is no password required. access the concord level, take the
elevator down 1 level (From plaza
Congress App level) to level C. Exit the elevator
Get everything you need to know and turn left.
about the program, social events, Speakers should report to the
speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and preparation room at least 2
the surrounding South Bank area hours prior to their scheduled
on your preferred device. presentation with their presentation
saved onto a USB.
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If you would like to use your own Congress Satchel
laptop to present, please see
Every full registered delegate will
the technicians in the speaker’s
receive an official ICCMR 2019
preparation room at least 3
Satchel which includes various
hours before your presentation to
sponsor inserts. The ICCMR
arrange.
2019 satchel is sponsored by
The speakers preparation room UTS:ARCCIM.
(Concord Speakers Preparation)
will be open at the below times;
Tuesday 7 May
7:00am – 6:00pm Dietary requirements
If you have advised the Congress
Wednesday 8 May Secretariat of special dietary
7:30am – 6:00pm requirements, your catering will
Thursday 9 May be available at a designated
7:30am – 6:00pm table. Please speak to a
member of catering staff at the
Friday 10 May commencement of each meal
7:30am – 3:30pm break / social function.
Please ensure you are available Emergency details
in your presentation room at least
10 minutes prior to the start of the In an emergency telephone 000 for
session. Ambulance, Fire Service or Police.
For non-emergency medical
Certificate of Attendance situations call 13 12 33 for an
A certificate of attendance will ambulance.
be sent to each delegate post
Congress via email.
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General Information
Exhibition Program
The exhibition will be held in the Every endeavour has been
foyer space on the Plaza level made to produce an accurate
and will be open at the following program. If you are presenting
times; at the Congress, please confirm
your presentations times as
Tuesday 7 May contained within this program.
3:00pm – 8:00pm The organisers reserve the right to
change the Congress program at
Wednesday 8 May
any time without notice.
7:30am – 6:00pm
Thursday 9 May Social Media
7:30am – 6:00pm Follow @iccmr2019 on
Facebook or @iccmr2019 on
Friday 10 May
Twitter for updates regarding the
7:30am – 3:30pm
Congress. The Congress hashtag
Name Badges is #ICCMR2019
For security purposes, delegates,
speakers, exhibitors and staff are
required to wear their name badge
to all sessions, the exhibition and
social functions. Entrance into
sessions is restricted to registered
delegates only. If you misplace
your name badge please see staff
at the registration desk to arrange
a replacement.
The ICCMR 2019 name badges
and lanyards are sponsored by
Bioceuticals.
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Social Program
Welcome Reception Congress Party
Tuesday 7 May 2019 Thursday 9 May
6:00pm – 8:00pm 7:00pm – 10:30pm
ICCMR 2019 Exhibition, Riverlife, Naval Stores Kangaroo
Plaza Level (Grey Street) Foyer, Point Cliffs Drive,
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Kangaroo Point QLD 4169
Centre
Dress: Smart Casual
Dress: Smart casual
Ticket: A ticket to the Congress
Ticket: A ticket to the Welcome party is included with fully paid
Reception is included with delegate registration (excludes
fully paid delegate registration day registration)
(excludes day registration)
*Additional tickets may be
*Additional tickets may be purchased in advance for $125
purchased in advance for $70 AUD per person.
AUD per person.
For a walking map & directions to
The ICCMR 2019 Welcome Riverlife please see next page.
Reception is sponsored by UTS:
ARCCIM.
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Social Program Walking directions to Congress Party at Riverlife Naval Stores Kangaroo Point Cliffs Drive, Kangaroo Point QLD 4169 10
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TUESDAY 7 MAY 2019
Pre-congress workshops
PROGRAM - TUESDAY 7 MAY 2019
08:00am – Converting clinical insights and experiences Plaza
11:00am into valid and rigorous research: a clinician’s Auditorium
guide
Dr Amie Steel &
Professor Jon Adams
11:00am –
Morning Tea Foyer
11:30am
Pre-congress workshops
11:30am – Clinical Management Pentagon: Providing Plaza
2:30pm a systematic research approach for clinical Auditorium
case analysis
Dr Manisha Thakkar, Mr Mark Payne &
Dr Andrea Bugarcic
11:30am – Developing a public health agenda in P6
2:30pm traditional, complementary and integrative
health care
Dr Jon Wardle, Professor Jon Adams &
Dr Daniel Gallego-Perez
11:30am – Using neuroscience, contemporary methods P7
2:30pm and traditional wisdom in building well-being
in long term unemployed youth
Mr James Ryan, Mr Sam Okoth &
Ms Lisa Keegan
11:30am – The role of qualitative methods in integrative P8
2:30pm medicine research
Dr Lesley Ward, Dr Brenda Leung &
Dr Janet Schloss
122:30pm –
Afternoon Tea Foyer
3:00pm
Pre-congress workshops
3:00pm – Clinical practice guidelines: bridging Plaza
6:00pm traditional knowledge, scientific evidence Auditorium
and practice
Professor Jianping Liu, Professor
Myeong Soo Lee & Dr Susan Arentz
3:00pm – Managing the challenges and opportunities P6
6:00pm of planetary health: Critical considerations
for traditional, complementary and
integrative medicine
Dr Erica McIntyre & Ms Dwan Vilcins
3:00pm – Practical tips to overcome integrative P7
6:00pm oncology barriers and challenges
Professor Moshe Frenkel
3:00pm – Evidence-based Chinese medicine: the P8
6:00pm whole-evidence approach
Professor Charlie Xue, Professor
Chuanjian Lu, Professor Xinfeng Guo,
Professor Tony Zhang, Dr Brian May,
Dr Meaghan Coyle, Dr Yuan Di, Dr Jo
Shergis, Dr Claire Zhang, Dr Shaonan
Liu, Dr Lingling Yang & Dr Yuanbin Chen
6:00pm – ICCMR 2019 Welcome Reception Exhibition
8:00pm Sponsored by
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Opening Ceremony
PROGRAM - WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
09:00am – Traditional Welcome to Country Plaza
09:15am Nunukul Yuggera Auditorium
09:15am – Welcome from the Organising Committee Plaza
09:20am Distinguished Professor Jon Adams Auditorium
09:20am – Welcome from the Host Plaza
09:25am Dr Melisa Rangitakatu Auditorium
09:25am – Welcome from the ISCMR President Plaza
09:30am Professor Ursula Wolf Auditorium
Plenary Session:
Partnerships and pathways between research and policy
09:30am – The influence of research on policy and Plaza
10:15am practice to support the integration of Auditorium
traditional medicine in healthcare
Professor Vivian Lin
10:15am – Therapeutic Pluralism in Latin America: Plaza
11:00am from practice to policies, and the chasm in Auditorium
between
Dr Daniel Gallego-Perez
11:00am –
Morning Tea Exhibition
11:30am
Concurrent Sessions
Concurrent Session 1.1
11:30am – International Cohort on Lifestyle Plaza
11:45am Determinants of Health (INCLD HEALTH) Auditorium
Study
Dr Ryan Bradley
1411:45am – Reasons for disclosing conventional and Plaza
12:00pm complementary medicine use to health care Auditorium
providers: communication by patients with
and without chronic conditions
Ms Hope Foley
12:00pm – The prevalence, sociodemographic Plaza
12:15pm characteristics, expenditure and predictors Auditorium
of complementary medicine use in
Australian adults living with gastrointestinal
disorders
Dr Joanna Harnett
12:15pm – Complementary therapies supporting Plaza
12:30pm wellness in older adults: a qualitative study Auditorium
Dr Felicity Bishop
12:30pm – Primary care, public health and health Plaza
12:45pm promotion impact of complementary Auditorium
healthcare providers in Australia: challenges
and opportunities
Dr Jon Wardle
12:45pm – Towards a ‘Green Allopathy’: Plaza
1:00pm Biomedicalization and the Naturopathic Auditorium
Medicine profession in Ontario, Canada
Dr Nadine Ijaz
Concurrent Session 1.2
11:30am – Protective effect of Tutengcao Granules on P6
11:45am acute gouty kidney injury in rats with acute
gouty arthritis
Dr Hong Zhang
15WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
11:45am – Electroacupuncture treatment could P6
12:00pm exert better anti-apoptosis function than
PROGRAM - WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
SP600125 by modulating hoppocampal JNK
signaling pathway in APP/PS1 mice
Dr Shujun Shao
12:00pm – The study on the effect of peritumoral P6
12:15pm electro-acupuncture combined with
paclitaxel on tumor microenvironment in 4T1
breast cancer mice
Mr Yuxiang Wan
12:15pm – Low doses of padina tenuis ameliorate P6
12:30pm stz-induced diabetes and diabetes related
parameters in albino rat
Dr Md. Atiar Rahman
12:30pm – Expression of Ang II/TGF beta 1 signaling P6
12:45pm pathway in kidney of diabetic nephropathy
rats and effects of polydatin on it
Professor Fengxian Meng
12:45pm – Effect of Emodin on MCP-1, RANTES in rats P6
1:00pm with diabetic nephropathy
Dr Xiaoxu Zhang
Concurrent Session 1.3
11:30am – A snapshot of Chinese Medicine practice in P7
11:45am Australia over a 10 year period (2006–
2016): Moving towards integrative clinical
care
Miss Julia Eun-Sol Oh
1611:45am – The biopsychosocial determinants of P7
12:00pm complementary medicine intervention and
service utilisation in rural South Australia
Dr Matthew Leach
12:00pm – Traditional, complementary and alternative P7
12:15pm medicine use in the remote setting
Ms Aqua Hastings
12:15pm – A survey of patients’ value and preferences P7
12:30pm for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Dr Shaonan Liu
12:30pm – Factors that influence women’s decision- P7
12:45pm making to use complementary medicine
products in pregnancy and lactation.
Ms Larisa Barnes
12:45pm – The culture of Biomedicine: A significant P7
1:00pm barrier to general practitioners access to and
communication of Complementary Medicine
information
Ms Amy Forth
Concurrent Session 1.4
11:30am – The perception and use of herbal P8
11:45am preparations by breastfeeding mothers in
Macau – results of a cross-sectional survey
Dr Oi Lam Carolina Ung
11:45am – Why women are using Complementary P8
12:00pm Medicine in their Pregnancy through a
midwife's perspective
Ms Rebekah Bowman
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12:00pm – Assessing the safety of complementary P8
12:15pm medicines in lactation
PROGRAM - WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
Mrs Julie Cottle
12:15pm – Midwives and Complementary and P8
12:30pm Alternative Medicine (CAM): What is the
practice out there?
Dr Lyndall Mollart
12:30pm – Managing infertility with herbal medicines P8
12:45pm Mrs Alison Maunder
12:45pm – Clinical study on ShenBin Decoction in P8
1:00pm promoting gastrointestinal recovery after
transabdominal gynaecological surgery
Dr YongXia Wang
1:00pm – Lunch
Exhibition
2:00pm Sponsored by
Poster Session & Rapid Fire Poster Presentations
1:00pm – Poster Session Displays Plaza Foyer
2:00pm For the list of posters on display and
presented during this session please refer to
your Congress App
1:00pm – Rapid fire poster presentations P8
2:00pm For the list of rapid fire poster presentations
please refer to your Congress App
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1:00pm – Luncheon P9
2:00pm
Sponsored by
Thematic Sessions
Thematic Session 1.1 - Symposium
2:00pm – Broadening the research gaze in Plaza
3:00pm complementary and integrative medicine: Auditorium
towards a critical public health and health
services research program
Professor Jon Adams
Thematic Session 1.2 - Panel
2:00pm – Integrative Medicine in India: An operational P6
3:00pm model of function integration
Professor Naveen Visweswaraia
Thematic Session 1.3 - Symposium
2:00pm – Safety control of traditional medical device P7
3:00pm and manipulation
Dr Sanghun Lee
Thematic Session 1.4 - Symposium
2:00pm – Utilising partnerships to progress therapeutic P8
3:00pm massage research: An exploration of the
opportunities and challenges
Dr Niki Munk, Dr Helen Hall &
Dr Romy Lauche
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Concurrent Sessions
PROGRAM - WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
Concurrent Session 2.1
3:00pm – The academic identity of complementary Plaza
3:15pm medicine educators Auditorium
Mr Greg Cope
3:15pm – An interprofessional approach to teaching Plaza
3:30pm complementary healthcare delivery (CHD) Auditorium
to medical and healthcare students –
evaluating the tandem method
Dr Nadja Klafke
3:30pm – Global perspectives on Higher Education: A Plaza
3:45pm social constructivist case for diversification Auditorium
of Complementary Medicine curricula
Mr Mark Payne
3:45pm – Which competencies and contents Plaza
4:00pm are essential to be integrated in an Auditorium
interprofessional CIM-curriculum? Findings
from a three round Delphi study
Mrs Angelika Homberg
4:00pm – Naturopathy education, regulation and Plaza
4:15pm legislation: Tensions, challenges and Auditorium
implications for professionalisation and CAM
policy development
Mrs Jill Dunn
4:15pm – Exploring the perceptions of new Plaza
4:30pm naturopathy graduates in clinical practice Auditorium
Ms Helene Diezel
20Concurrent Session 2.2
3:00pm – Traditional and complementary medicine in P6
3:15pm primary health care in Brazil
Dr Islandia Maria Carvalho De Sousa
3:15pm – Quackery, pseudoscience and corruption: P6
3:30pm CAM in the media
Dr Monique Lewis
3:30pm – Development of a strategic model for P6
3:45pm integrating complementary medicines into
professional pharmacy practice
Dr Oi Lam Carolina Ung
3:45pm – Regulatory environment for Complementary P6
4:00pm and Alternative Medicine in Georgia
Dr Ilia Nadareishvili
4:00pm – Health promotion through integrative health P6
4:15pm practices
Mr S. Prasad Vinjamury
4:15pm – Bringing the old into the new: the integration P6
4:30pm of traditional health knowledge perspectives
into modern health law
Dr Jon Wardle
Concurrent Session 2.3
3:00pm – Prevalence and predictors of mind-body P7
3:15pm medicine use by women diagnosed with
breast cancer: a nationally representative
survey
Ms Melanie Désirée Höxtermann
21WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
3:15pm – Australian approaches to Integrative P7
3:30pm Oncology: Practice and research
PROGRAM - WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
Dr Suzanne Grant
3:30pm – Conventional and complementary cancer P7
3:45pm treatment: where do conventional and
complementary providers seek information
about these modalities
Dr Trine Stub
3:45pm – Palliative Care survey on Complementary P7
4:00pm Medicine use
Professor Marilene Filbet
4:00pm – Complementary medicine policies: findings P7
4:15pm from a national cross-sectional survey of
hospital-based cancer services in Australia
Dr Suzanne Grant
4:15pm – Disease specific updates in Integrative P7
4:30pm Oncology
Professor Moshe Frenkel
Concurrent Session 2.4
3:00pm – Investigating the ASD IBS microbiome P8
3:15pm Dr Heather Way
3:15pm – A randomized, single-blind, controlled trial P8
3:30pm of electro-acupuncture for the treatment of
symptomatic gallstone diseases
Dr Wendy Wong
3:30pm – Feasibility of quantitative measurement of P8
3:45pm abdominal diagnosis in functional dyspepsia
Professor Jae Woo Park
223:45pm – Euphrasia eye drops to treat neonatal P8
4:00pm obliterated nasolacrimal duct/dacryocystitis:
a double-blind randomized controlled trial
Professor Ursula Wolf
4:00pm – A study on the effectiveness of the P8
4:15pm temperature on the abdomen region
based on Korean Medicine for diagnosing
Functional Dyspepsia
Dr Keun Ho Kim
4:15pm – A preliminary study on Rosa damascena Mill P8
4:30pm L. Oil in Ulcerative Colitis patients
Dr Mehdi Pasalar
4:30pm –
Afternoon Tea Exhibition
5:00pm
Thematic Sessions
Thematic Session 2.1 - Panel
5:00pm – Pathways to leadership and collaborative Plaza
6:00pm success for emerging researchers in Auditorium
Complementary Medicine
Dr Niki Munk, Dr Romy Lauche,
Dr Helen Hall, Dr Kieran Cooley &
Dr Vincent CH Chung
Thematic Session 2.2 - Symposium
5:00pm – Invitation to deep health - collaborative P6
6:00pm integrative medical care
Dr Penny Caldicott
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Thematic Session 2.3 - Symposium
PROGRAM - WEDNESDAY 8 MAY 2019
5:00pm – Advances, challenges and opportunities for P7
6:00pm Integrative Health research partnerships in
Latin America and the Caribbean
Dr Daniel Gallego-Perez, Dr Alejandro
Salicrup, Dr Ricardo Ghelman, Dr Natalia
Sofia Aldana & Dr Emmeline Edwards
Thematic Session 2.4 - Symposium
5:00pm – Multi-modal approaches, whole systems P8
6:00pm research and integrative health in an era of
convergence
Mr John Weeks, Dr Heather Boon &
Dr Nadine Ijaz
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Plenary Session: Complementary medicine in the era of
implementation science and knowledge mobilisation
PROGRAM - THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
09:00am – The importance and impact of Plaza
09:45am implementation science: historical and Auditorium
contemporary advancements in a changing
research landscape
Professor Frances Rapport
09:45am – Advancing the implementation science of Plaza
10:30am traditional, complementary and integrative Auditorium
health care: An essential research
advancement
Professor Jon Adams
10:30am – Panel Discussion Plaza
11:00am Professor Frances Rapport, Professor Auditorium
Jon Adams, Associate Professor Vincent
Chung & Dr Matthew Leach
11:00am –
Morning Tea Exhibition
11:30am
Concurrent Sessions
Concurrent Session 3.1
11:30am – The clinical and diagnostic management of Plaza
11:45am sleep disorders by Australian Naturopaths - Auditorium
a providers perspective
Dr Joanna Harnett
11:45am – The innovative use of GcMAF to improve Plaza
12:00pm quality of life and induce speech in non- Auditorium
verbal children with Autism Spectrum
Disorder
Dr Heather Way
2612:00pm – An integrative lifestyle medicine model for Plaza
12:15pm treating depression Auditorium
Mrs Fiona Hargraves
12:15pm – Standard or Activated B-Vitamins for Plaza
12:30pm reducing stress in higher education students: Auditorium
A Randomised Control Trial
Cassie Davenport
12:30pm – The importance of emotional insight utilising Plaza
12:45pm an eclectic integrative approach for anxiety, Auditorium
alcohol dependence and depression: A male
case study
Ms Randa Karzon
12:45pm – Mental Health is higher in the vegetarian/ Plaza
1:00pm vegan demographic. What are we as Auditorium
practitioners missing? Is it simply
nutritional?
Ms Candace Borg
Concurrent Session 3.2
11:30am – Barriers and facilitators to effective P6
11:45am communication and collaboration between
acupuncturists and general practitioners
Mrs Kate Roberts
11:45am – Do health economic parameters in P6
12:00pm integrative paediatrics differ from
representative paediatrics?
Mrs Katharina Fetz
12:00pm – Insights from physicians and osteopaths P6
12:15pm on scientific evidence and interprofessional
collaboration
Professor Chantal Morin
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12:15pm – Implementing Interprofessional Education: P6
12:30pm Initial results from the first interprofessional
PROGRAM - THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
fellowship in integrative health and medicine
Ms Heather Carrie
12:30pm – Practicing shiatsu in Australia: a workforce P6
12:45pm survey
Ms Emma Strapps
12:45pm – Comparing communication in P6
1:00pm complementary and orthodox therapy
consultations for back pain: A mixed
methods study
Dr Felicity Bishop
Concurrent Session 3.3
11:30am – Attitudes, skills and use of evidence-based P7
11:45am practice among UK Osteopaths: a national
cross-sectional survey
Dr Tobias Sundberg
11:45am – The development of the oBSTACLES P7
12:00pm instrument: A Delphi study
Ms Yasamin Veziari
12:00pm – Factors influencing the quality of clinical P7
12:15pm trials on traditional Chinese medicine—
Qualitative interviews with trial auditors,
clinicians and academic researchers
Professor Jianping Liu
12:15pm – Case reports - Pathways and partnership: P7
12:30pm For better health
Mrs Leila Eriksen
12:30pm – Naturopathic special interest group research P7
12:45pm capacity and needs assessment survey
Mr Kieran Cooley
2812:45pm – An evidence-based approach for the P7
1:00pm development of therapy recommendations in
integrative paediatrics
Mrs Katharina Fetz
Concurrent Session 3.4
11:30am – The clinical effectiveness of essential oils P8
11:45am and aromatherapy for the treatment of Acne
Vulgaris (Acne): A randomised controlled
trial
Dr Tamara Agnew
11:45am – A gut-focused approach to moderate-severe P8
12:00pm eczema. A case report
Mrs Sharon Erdrich
12:00pm – Naturopathic approaches to weight loss in P8
12:15pm clinical practice – a mixed methods study
Dr Romy Lauche
12:15pm – Intermittent fasting for weight loss: A single- P8
12:30pm subject case design
Mr Soo Liang Ooi
12:30pm – The current position of Australian P8
12:45pm naturopaths with regard to pathology testing
Ms Rachel Arthur
12:45pm – Supportive Interpersonal Relationships P8
1:00pm – A key component to sustaining high
performance
Ms Lauren Burns
1:00pm – Lunch
Exhibition
2:00pm Sponsored by
29THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
Poster Session & Rapid Fire Poster Presentations
PROGRAM - THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
1:00pm – Poster Session Displays Plaza Foyer
2:00pm For the list of posters on display and
presented during this session please refer to
your Congress App
1:00pm – Rapid fire poster presentations P8
2:00pm For the list of rapid fire poster presentations
please refer to your Congress App
Thematic Sessions
Thematic Session 3.1 - Panel
2:00pm – Why we need practice-based research Plaza
3:00pm networks in complementary and integrative Auditorium
health care: learning from contemporary
experiences
Professor Jon Adams
Thematic Session 3.2 - Symposium
2:00pm – Current perspectives on safety of herbal P6
3:00pm medicine: summary of the evidence from
basic to clinical domains
Dr Dal-seok Oh
Thematic Session 3.3 - Symposium
2:00pm – Medicinal Cannabis - From bench to bedside P7
3:00pm Dr Janet Schloss, Dr Jonathan Arnold &
Dr Judith Lacey
Thematic Session 3.4 - Symposium
2:00pm – Successes and challenges in Traditional P8
3:00pm Medicine practitioner regulation
Dr Nadine Ijaz, Dr Heather Boon,
Dr Daniel Gallego-Perez,
30 Professor Vivian Lin & Mr John WeeksConcurrent Sessions
Concurrent Session 4.1
3:00pm – Innovative treatment and application of Plaza
3:15pm telescopic long acupuncture for the pain Auditorium
caused by deep soft tissue issues
Dr Changhe Yu
3:15pm – Transcutaneous electrical acupoint Plaza
3:30pm stimulation alleviates the anxiety levels of IVF Auditorium
and improves the outcomes: a prospective,
randomized and controlled study
Dr Fan Qu
3:30pm – A case report of HuangDi Neizhen Plaza
3:45pm acupuncture treatment for herpes zoster Auditorium
neuralgia
Miss Yuhui Song
3:45pm – Comparative effectiveness of individual vs Plaza
4:00pm group acupuncture therapy for chronic pain Auditorium
in an underserved population
Dr Belinda Anderson
4:00pm – The clinical study of internal heat needling Plaza
4:15pm versus TCM acupuncture in the treatment of Auditorium
nonspecific low back pain (NLBP)
Dr Changhe Yu
4:15pm – Patients’ perceptions on the components Plaza
4:30pm of non-specific effects of acupuncture: Auditorium
Implication of communication strategies
Professor Vincent Chi Ho Chung
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Concurrent Session 4.2
PROGRAM - THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
3:00pm – Therapeutic mechanism and regularity of P6
3:15pm "treating angina pectoris from spleen" in
Coronary Heart Disease caused by "spleen
deficiency and phlegm"
Ms Hang Li
3:15pm – Moxibustion for treating cancer-related P6
3:30pm fatigue: a multicenter, assessor-blinded,
randomized controlled clinical trial
Dr Kyungsun Han
3:30pm – Effect of Phellodendron amurense on P6
3:45pm Metabolic Syndrome – a pilot study in a
naturopathic setting
Ms Keonie Moore
3:45pm – Do fish oil supplements benefit people with P6
4:00pm hypertension? Results from the 45 and Up
Study
Dr Wenbo Peng
4:00pm – Long-term effects of a cardiovascular health P6
4:15pm supplement on blood pressure in adults with
prehypertension and stage 1 hypertension
Dr Jennifer Ryan
4:15pm – Cranial bone and upper cervical vertebrae P6
4:30pm mobility restrictions in adults with post-
concussion syndrome
Miss Kyla Demers
32Concurrent Session 4.3
3:00pm – Self-management strategies amongst P7
3:15pm Australian women with Endometriosis: a
national online survey
Dr Mike Armour
3:15pm – An examination of the naturopathic utilisation P7
3:30pm by women with endometriosis
Ms Rebecca Reid
3:30pm – The effectiveness of acupuncture on P7
3:45pm endometriosis related pelvic pain: results of
a randomised controlled feasibility trial
Dr Mike Armour
3:45pm – Effect of Eryngo (Eryngium caucasicum P7
4:00pm Trautv) on Primary Dysmenorrhea: a
randomized, double-blind, placebo-
controlled study
Dr Seyyed Ali Mozaffarpur
4:00pm – The Vaginal Microbiome in clinical practice: P7
4:15pm assessing the impact of sexual interaction
on symptom presentation
Mrs Moira Bradfield Strydom
4:15pm – Regression of polycystic ovary morphology P7
4:30pm on ultrasound and improvement of PCOS
as per Rotterdam diagnostic criteria after
multimodal naturopathic care
Miss Cherie Caut
33THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
Concurrent Session 4.4
PROGRAM - THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
3:00pm – Unsupported in a changing landscape: P8
3:15pm Learning technologies in Complementary
Medicine education provision: Results of an
international survey of faculty
Mr Alastair Gray
3:15pm – Mindfulness based stabilization of primary P8
3:30pm school children: a longitudinal pilot study
on the effect of mindfulness training on
classroom climate
Mr Dennis Anheyer
3:30pm – Refining the model of care for Australia’s P8
3:45pm first University-based academic integrative
healthcare centre
Dr Carolyn Ee
3:45pm – Pedagogical considerations for educators P8
4:00pm teaching an EBP curriculum. A guide for
educators delivering a Bachelor of Health
Science(Naturopathy) in Australia
Mr Mark Hinchey
4:00pm – Thematic structure development for the P8
4:15pm Virtual Health Library on Traditional,
Complementary, and Integrative Medicine of
the Americas
Dr Natalia Sofia Aldana Martinez
4:15pm – Development of online Integrative Medicine P8
4:30pm research curriculum
Dr Ryan Bradley
344:30pm –
Afternoon Tea Exhibition
5:00pm
Thematic Sessions
Thematic Session 4.1 Symposium
5:00pm – Successful Pragmatic Research Conduct, Plaza
6:00pm Lessons, Experiences and Solutions Auditorium
(SPARCLES)
Dr Amie Steel, Dr Niki Munk &
Dr Janet Schloss
Thematic Session 4.2 - Symposium
5:00pm – Enhancing complementary and integrative P6
6:00pm medicine research through the use of data
linkage
Professor David Sibbritt, Dr Tobias
Sundberg & Dr Wenbo Peng
Thematic Session 4.3 - Symposium
5:00pm – Approaches to Integrative Medicine for P7
6:00pm underserved populations: Examining what
works
Ms Kirsten Baker, Dr Belinda Anderson,
Dr Carolyn Ee & Dr Suzanne Grant
(Chair)
35THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
Thematic Session 4.4 - Symposium
PROGRAM - THURSDAY 9 MAY 2019
5:00pm – Kampo medicine (traditional Japanese P8
6:00pm medicine) for gastrointestinal disease under
integrated universal health care coverage
in Japan
Dr Mitsuyuki Takamura, Dr Junsuke
Arimitsu, Dr Ryutaro Arita &
Professor Keiko Ogawa
7:00pm –
ICCMR 2019 Congress Party River Life
10:30pm
3637
FRIDAY 10 MAY 2019
Plenary Session: Partnering with traditional medicine in research,
policy and practice
PROGRAM - FRIDAY 10 MAY 2019
09:00am – Where ancient knowledge and modern Plaza
09:45am science meets – examples from the Auditorium
ethnopharmacology of African traditional
medicines
Professor Alvaro Viljoen
09:45am – Aboriginal Traditional Medicine: role and Plaza
10:05am significance in today's health care models Auditorium
Professor Francesca Panzironi
10:05am – Understanding how we know. A look at Plaza
10:25am Indigenous knowing & the seeds of disease Auditorium
Ms Donna Kerridge
10:25am – Panel Discussion Plaza
10:55am Professor Alvaro Viljoen, Dr Francesca Auditorium
Panzironi, Ms Donna Kerridge,
Associate Professor Jon Wardle &
Dr Nadine Ijaz
10:55am – Annoucement of ISCMR & ICCMR 2019 Plaza
11:00am Awards Auditorium
11:00am –
Morning Tea Exhibition
11:30am
Concurrent Sessions
Concurrent Session 5.1
11:30am – Enhancing Interoceptive Awareness: Plaza
11:45am Mindfulness and Acupuncture as a Auditorium
combined intervention for chronic pain
Dr Lisa Taylor-Swanson
3811:45am – The influence of traditional health practices Plaza
12:00pm and beliefs on health-seeking behaviour Auditorium
Mr Zewdneh Shewamene
12:00pm – Traditional complementary and integrative Plaza
12:15pm medicine at the Public Health Service in Auditorium
Brazil: Limitations and strategies of the
integration
Dr Islandia Maria Carvalho De Sousa
12:15pm – Feasibility of integrating Ayurveda to reduce Plaza
12:30pm maternal morbidity and mortality in India: a Auditorium
qualitative descriptive inquiry
Dr Brenda Leung
12:30pm – Food as medicine: A survey among rural Plaza
12:45pm villagers with hypertension in Yogyakarta Auditorium
province, Indonesia
Dr Riana Rahmawati
12:45pm – Experiences and preferences of Plaza
1:00pm conventional, complementary and Auditorium
traditional medicine use among Ebola
survivors in Sierra Leone
Mr Peter James
Concurrent Session 5.2
11:30am – Effects of Pau d’ Arco on Primary P6
11:45am Dysmenorrhea
Ms Christine McClure
11:45am – Evaluation of synergistic effects of a multi- P6
12:00pm herb combination used for the treatment of
osteoarthritis
Miss Udari Saumya Perera
12:00pm – Novel synergistic immune modulating P6
12:15pm activity of a medicinal mushroom
formulation
Dr David Leach
39FRIDAY 10 MAY 2019
12:15pm – Translation of new research findings Into P6
12:30pm commercial products: Getting IP-ready for
PROGRAM - FRIDAY 10 MAY 2019
commercialisation
Dr Gint Silins
12:30pm – A quantitative comparison of Oleuropein P6
12:45pm and Hydroxytyrosol levels in Olive Leaf
Extracts on the Australian & North
American marketplace
Mr Ian Breakspear
12:45pm – Adequate dosage - the missing link P6
1:00pm between efficacy and therapeutic failure?
Mr Phil Rasmussen
Concurrent Session 5.3
11:30am – Vacation or therapy? Exploring the P7
11:45am demographics, motivations and experiences
of health retreat guests in different locations
around the world
Mrs Dhevaksha Naidoo
11:45am – Generational differences in young women's P7
12:00pm Complementary Medicine use motivators:
Analysis of data obtained from Australian
longitudinal study on women's health
Dr Niki Munk
12:00pm – Use of traditional and complementary P7
12:15pm medicine (TCAM) amongst CALD
communities for dementia and self-care:
some insights from a qualitative study
Miss Josephine Agu
12:15pm – Registered Nurses’ attitudes towards P7
12:30pm patients’ use of complementary therapies; a
national mixed methods study
Dr Helen Hall
4012:30pm – Chronic pelvic pain: Chinese medicine P7
12:45pm practitioner’s knowledge, treatment
strategies and integration of practice
Dr Susan Arentz
12:45pm – Complementary medicines, treatments P7
1:00pm and practices for paediatric eosinophilic
oesophagitis: findings from a cross-
sectional survey of Australian parents
Mrs Nicole Hannan
Concurrent Session 5.4
11:30am – Semi-individualised Chinese Medicine P8
11:45am Treatment for Diabetic Kidney Disease –
From users’ perspectives to SCHEMATIC
trial interim result and potential
mechanisms
Dr Kam Wa Chan
11:45am – Chinese herbal medicine for preventing P8
12:00pm symptomatic UTI among high-risk elderly
residing in nursing homes
Professor Lun-Chien Lo
12:00pm – Tao Calligraphy Tracing Meditation with P8
12:15pm mantra chanting improves quality of life SF
36 scores
Dr Peter Hudoba
12:15pm – Traditional Chinese Medicine self-care P8
12:30pm practices: Perspectives from Scotland on a
pilot program for community health
Ms Alaia Harvie
12:30pm – Complexity in Licensed Acupuncturists’ P8
12:45pm Clinical Reasoning
Dr Lisa Taylor-Swanson
41FRIDAY 10 MAY 2019
12:45pm – The effect of acupuncture on lateral P8
1:00pm elbow tendinopathy (LET): a multi-center
PROGRAM - FRIDAY 10 MAY 2019
international randomized controlled trial
Dr Chris Zaslowski
1:00pm –
Lunch Exhibition
2:00pm
Poster Session & Rapid Fire Poster Presentations
1:00pm – Poster Session Displays Plaza Foyer
2:00pm For the list of posters on display and
presented during this session please refer
to your Congress App
1:00pm – Rapid fire poster presentations P8
2:00pm For the list of rapid fire poster presentations
please refer to your Congress App
Plenary Session: Clinical Partnerships for practice-relevant
research
2:00pm – Integrative medicine clinical research in the Plaza
2:45pm real world: practice-based, practice-relevant Auditorium
and practice-informed
Dr Amie Steel
2:45pm – The experience of the Brazilian Ministry of Plaza
3:30pm Health of collecting clinical data from grass Auditorium
roots integrative medicine health services
Dr Islandia Maria Carvalho De Sousa
Closing Ceremony
3:30pm – Final Remarks Plaza
4:00pm Dr Amie Steel & Auditorium
Distinguished Professor Jon Adams
42• providing world-leading expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics, qualitative
methods, mixed-method design, practice-based research network design,
systematic review and meta-analysis and implementation science and
knowledge translation in traditional, complementary and integrative
medicine/health care (TCIM)
• ensuring research is translational with a focus upon practice and policy
impact
• housing Australia's largest pool of Masters and PhD students in TCIM
• awarded over $18M in external research grant funding including the largest
portfolio of NHMRC/ARC competitive grants and Fellowships and over $8M in
industry partnerships
• attracting 5 NHMRC / ARC Fellowships and the only Fulbright Senior
Scholarship in TCIM to date
• collaborating with the World Health Organization (WHO), Pan-American
Health Organization (PAHO) as well as ministries of health and national
public health associations in Australia, the US, Brazil, Indonesia, China and
South Africa
• designing and leading 4 international TCIM research leadership programs
appointing over 50 early career TCIM-focused researchers and Visiting
Fellows
We welcome enquiries regarding collaborations, support and/or
postgraduate/PhD opportunities. Please contact Rhiannon Derrig.
Email: Rhiannon.derrig@uts.edu.au
Phone: 02 9514 8050
43Sponsor Listing PLATINUM SPONSOR Australian Research Centre in Complementary and Integrative Medicine, University of Technology Sydney Booth Number: 9 Contact Person: Rhiannon Derrig 235 Jones Street Ultimo NSW 2007 Phone: 02 9514 8050 Email: Rhiannon.derrig@uts.edu.au Web: https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/ complementary-and-integrative-medicine ARCCIM (Australian Research Centre in Complementary and Integrative Medicine) is the world-first public health and health services research centre focused upon traditional, complementary and integrative medicine (TCIM). Housing world-leading expertise in a broad range of methodologies and designs, ARCCIM leads 40+ active projects with over 20 national and international industry partners. ARCCIM is the only TCIM research centre in Australia to have received consistent Government funding (NHMRC/ARC) attracting $18M+ for research to date. The Centre provides world-leadership in mentoring and capacity building running 4 International TCIM research leadership programs and appointing over 50 Visiting Fellows. 44
DIAMOND SPONSOR
BioCeuticals
Booth Number: 7
Contact Person: Felicity Nevin
85 O’Riordan Street
Alexandria NSW 2015
Phone: 1300 650 455
Email: cs@fit.net.au
Web: https://www.bioceuticals.com.au/
BioCeuticals is Australia’s leading provider of practitioner-only nutritional
and therapeutic supplements. As a progressive force in integrative health,
BioCeuticals believes practitioner advice is key to optimal health treatment
outcomes.
BioCeuticals strives to be the first choice and recommendation for
integrative health practitioners, no matter where they choose to
practice, and is committed to research and practitioner support
programs. Our formulations are based on the principles of naturopathic and
evidence-based medicine, and the essence of the BioCeuticals brand is
underpinned by five guiding pillars: health, knowledge, integrity, leadership
and humanity.
Leaders in innovative supplements, integrative health, research and
practitioner support.
45Sponsor Listing SILVER SPONSORS Complementary Medicines Australia (CMA) Contact Person: Emma Burchell Level 1, Beyond Bank Building 105 Mawson Drive, Mawson, ACT 2607 Postal Address: PO Box 450, Mawson, ACT 2607 Phone: 02 62604022 Email: cma@cmaustralia.org.au Web: http://www.cmaustralia.org.au/ Complementary Medicines Australia (CMA) is the peak industry body representing the entire value chain, including manufacturers, raw material suppliers, distributors, consultants, retailers, allied health professionals, educators and researchers. CMA promotes appropriate industry regulation and advancement to improve health and wellbeing through evidence-based, integrated approaches and translation of new research findings. Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine (KIOM) Booth Number: TT06 Contact Person: Park Boyoung (Ms.) Address: 1672 Yuseong-daero, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon State, Country, Post code: Republic of Korea, 34054 Phone: +82-42-8689516 Email: kiompr@kiom.re.kr Web: www.kiom.re.kr/eng Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine (KIOM) is a state-run research institute under the Ministry of Science and ICT in the Republic of Korea and a national hub of research and development for traditional Korean Medicine (KM). The institute has also been designated as a WHO Collaborating Center for Traditional Medicine since 2011. 46
BRONZE SPONSORS
RMIT University
Contact Person: Professor Regina Crameri,
Associate Dean - Allied Health Cluster
Phone: +61 3 9925 7074
Email: regina.crameri@rmit.edu.au
Web: www.rmit.edu.au/study-with-us/health-science/complementary-
medicine
RMIT is an industry leader in the field of complementary medicine, taking
a holistic approach to healthcare through the study of Chinese medicine,
chiropractic, osteopathy, myotherapy and wellness.
NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University
Booth Number: TT03
158-160 Hawkesbury Road
Westmead NSW, Australia, 2145
Phone: +61 2 9685 4700
Email: nicm@westernsydney.edu.au
Web: www.nicm.edu.au
Western Sydney University’s NICM Health Research Institute is Australia’s
leader in integrative and complementary medicine research and policy.
Seed funded by the Commonwealth and NSW state governments, NICM
plays a key national role in ensuring Australians have access to reliable
evidence on complementary medicines and treatments in wide use. As
an ERA 5 ranking institute, NICM is globally recognised for its world-class
research and innovations in integrative and complementary medicine. More
information is available at www.nicm.edu.au
47Sponsor Listing CONGRESS APP SPONSOR Endeavour Booth Number: 1 Contact Person: Rebecca Reid Level 2, 269 Wickham Street Fortitude Valley, Queensland, 4006, Australia Phone: +61 7 3253 9582 Email: Rebecca.Reid@endeavour.edu.au Web: http://www.endeavour.edu.au/ Endeavour College of Natural Health is the southern hemisphere’s largest provider of natural medicine courses, offering Bachelor of Health Science degrees in nutrition and dietetic medicine, naturopathy, acupuncture, myotherapy, complementary medicine and Honours Degrees by research. Endeavour also offers advanced standing towards an Endeavour degree for students who have already received a relevant qualification. We have campuses located in Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. For more information on our degrees visit endeavour. edu.au 48
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ISCMR
Booth Number: TT05
Contact Person: Holger Cramer, PhD
Am Deimelsberg 34a, Essen
Germany, 45130
Phone: +49 0201 17425015
Email: info@ISCMR.org
Web: www.ISCMR.org
ISCMR is an international multidisciplinary scientific organization
established to foster the development and dissemination of high-quality
research regarding traditional, holistic, alternative, complementary and
integrative medicine.
Microba
Booth Number: TT02
Contact Person: Kylie Ellis
Level 12, 388 Queen St,
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 4000
Phone: +61 413 496 222
Email: kylie.ellis@microba.com
Microba offers end-to-end services that can support gut microbiome
research. Microba can provide stable sample collection, high-resolution
metagenomic sequencing and project bioinformatic support.
49Exhibitor Listing Olive Wellness Institute Booth Number: TT04 Contact Person: Abby Dolphin 151 Broderick Rd Lara, Australia, VIC 3212 Phone: 0432506682 Email: a.dolphin@olivewellnessinstitute.org Web: https://olivewellnessinstitute.org/ The Olive Wellness Institute is a science repository on the nutrition, health and wellness benefits of all olive products, which is all subject to extensive peer review. 50
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