CAM Journal Clubs

Journal Clubs are a great way to learn about current research and evidence–based medicine. Here is a listing of local journal clubs and other related events:

NCNM–Helfgott Journal Club

Students may enroll in journal club for ND or MSiMR program credit. Faculty, students and alumni may audit journal clubs at no cost. Please inform the instructor prior to the beginning of the term if you intend to audit.

Spring Term 2013
Topic: Detoxification and Cleanse Research
Taught by: Morgan Schafer, MA | Email: mschafer@ncnm.edu
Schedule: To be announced

Summer Term 2013
Topic: Immunology
Taught by: Nicole Vasilevsky, PhD | Email: nvasilevsky@ncnm.edu
Schedule: To be announced

Topic: Nutrition Clinical Trials
Taught by: Andy Erlandsen, ND | Email: Aerlandsen@ncnm.edu
Schedule: To be announced

Fall Term 2013
Topic: Mind and Body
Taught by: Helane Wahbeh, ND | Email: wahbehh@ohsu.edu
Schedule: To be announced

Topic: Cardiology
Taught by: Jeremy Mikolai, ND | Email: jmikolai@ncnm.edu
Schedule: To be announced

Winter Term 2014
Topic: Global Health
Taught by: Corey McAuliffe, MPH | Email: cmcauliffe@ncnm.edu
Schedule: To be announced

Spring Term 2014
Topic: Oncology
Taught by: Dave Allderdice, ND, FABNO | Email: dr.allderdice@comcast.net
Schedule: To be announced

OHSU CAM in Neuroscience Reading Group

Held in journal club format every first Tuesday of the month from 2:30–3:30 p.m. in room 12D03 of the Hatfield Research Center (OHSU Marquam Hill Campus). Please contact Andy Fish at fisha@ohsu.edu to be placed on the mailing list.

Kaiser Permanente CAM Journal Club

The Kaiser Permanente CAM Journal Club meets quarterly on Wednesday nights in March, June, September, and December. For more information contact Charles Elder at: charles.elder@kpchr.org.

OCIM Integrative Medicine Lecture Series

The Oregon Collaborative for Integrative Medicine (OCIM) Lecture Series (formerly ‘CAM Grand Rounds’) includes a panel discussion with experts from the allopathic field, spirituality, mind–body medicine, naturopathy, chiropractic and traditional Chinese medicine. The panelists discuss their treatment approach to common health conditions for an anonymous patient’s case. The OCIM Lecture Series is attended by medical and complementary health care institution faculty, residents, staff, students, patients and is open to the community. Visit www.occim.org for details.