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Cupping therapy: descriptive synthesis of training presents an evidence-informed overview of how cupping therapy training is reported and organized across different settings within traditional, complementary and integrative medicine. Drawing primarily on a systematic scoping review, the working paper describes reported training pathways, curriculum content, competency domains, learning outcomes, approaches to delivery and assessment, trainer qualifications, training facilities and accreditation arrangements.<\/span><\/p>\n

The analysis focuses primarily on cupping based on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) while acknowledging the diversity of cupping practices across medical systems. Designed as a descriptive, non-normative reference, it is intended to support informed discussion among policy-makers, regulators, education and accreditation bodies, health professionals, researchers and cupping therapy practitioners, with its use and application considered in national, regional and global training and regulatory contexts.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div><\/div>\n

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