Core Tip: The Chinese Medicine Continuing Education Committee of China Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine recently issued a notice (No.[20 14]1issued by the State Medical Commission) after examining and approving the project declared on 2014, putting forward relevant requirements for the implementation of the project.

The Chinese Medicine Continuing Education Committee of China Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine recently issued a notice (No.[20 14]1issued by the Chinese Medicine Continuing Education Committee) after examining and approving the 2014 declared project, and put forward relevant requirements for the implementation of the project.

The circular announced a total of 1076 continuing education projects approved this year (see annex). Projects are divided into two categories: key and ordinary. Key projects can be implemented again in the next year after being reported for the record; Ordinary projects are only implemented in that year and completed before 20 14 12 3 1. Each project organizer shall not hold a national-level continuing education project of traditional Chinese medicine for profit, ensure that there are excellent teachers to teach, strengthen process management, and achieve results in project implementation. The State Education Committee of Traditional Chinese Medicine uniformly prints and issues credit certificates free of charge. The project organizer shall, in accordance with the relevant requirements, conscientiously do a good job in the numbering and registration management of credit certificates. Within 15 working days before the implementation of the project, submit the project commencement notice to the National Chinese Medicine Continuing Education Project Office through the network management system of the National Chinese Medicine Continuing Education Project, and complete the application for credit certificate at the same time. After the completion of the project 10 working days, the implementation report, teaching arrangement, student questionnaire, project summary, student information and teaching materials will be reported to the office of the State Committee of Traditional Chinese Medicine through the network management system.