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Jun 11, 2024 · TCMPB registers, accredits and regulates TCM practitioners, institutions and courses in Singapore. Find out the latest news, announcements and information on TCM examinations, ethics and conduct.
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Registration of TCM practitioners in Singapore is governed...
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Registration of TCM practitioners in Singapore is governed by the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act 2000. A REGISTERS OF TCM PRACTITIONERS. There are two categories of TCM practitioners registered by the TCM Practitioners Board: TCM physicians who can also practise acupuncture.
- 中医执业者的注册规管
- Chinese Medicines Regulation 中药管理
- Safety Information on Health Products 医疗保健产品安全信息
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The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act, which was passed in Parliament in 2000, requires all TCM Practitioners to be registered with the TCM Practitioners Board. The registration of TCM Practitioners began in 2001 with the registration of acupuncturists. This was followed by the registration of TCM physicians from 2002. From January 200...
All Chinese Proprietary Medicines (CPM) i.e. products in the finished dosage forms (e.g. tablet, capsule, liquid) are regulated by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) and must comply with a set of safety and quality criteria before they are allowed to be sold in Singapore. In addition, CPM dealers (importers, wholesale dealers and manufacturers) ar...
Consumers are encouraged to exercise discretion and caution in their purchase and use of health products for their individual needs, and to seek advice from relevant healthcare professional or registered TCM practitioner when in doubt. HSA also advises consumers to only buy health products from reliable and reputable sources, and to also do a searc...
Find out how to register as a TCM practitioner in Singapore, the regulation of Chinese medicines and the safety information on health products. The portal also provides the latest news and updates on TCM practice and healthcare developments.
Nov 29, 2023 · The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board ("TCMPB") is a statutory board under the charge of the Ministry of Health. It was first established on 7 February 2001 under the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act 2000.
TCMPB is a statutory board under the Ministry of Health that regulates the practice of traditional Chinese medicine in Singapore. It is supported by the Secretariat of healthcare Professional Boards (SPB) for its secretariat and operational functions.
An Act to provide for the registration of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners and for purposes connected therewith. [7 February 2001: Except sections 24 and 25; 1 January 2002: Sections 24 and 25]
The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board is a statutory board under the Ministry of Health. It maintains the Register of TCM Practitioners in Singapore, accredits TCM schools and courses, and also regulates the professional conduct and ethics of registered TCM practitioners.
