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The
unique approach of the Plant
Medicine
project has been to apply
theoretical information to the real world of herb use. The project involves
authorities on the clinical use of herbal medicines who are also
academically experienced. Represented here are decades of clinical practice,
international expertise in developing formal drug dossiers on herbal
medicinal products, and experience in developing university projects and
teaching programmes.
Personnel
the following have been the core team in the development of
this work; institutional partners, some of whom have already contributed
to the project, will be listed as it moves into its final stage;
watch this site.
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Simon Mills, Senior Teaching Fellow in Integrated Healthcare, Peninsula Medical School,
Universities of Exeter and Plymouth UK; Member, UK Government
Herbal Medicines Advisory Committee, Secretary,
European
Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy (ESCOP), immediate past-President,
British Herbal Medicine
Association, Founder and immediate former Director, MSc program in Herbal Medicine,
Tai Sophia Institute Maryland,
USA; Co-ordinator
EU BIOMED project Determining European standards for the safe and
effective use of phytomedicines; former Council Member,
Prince of
Wales Foundation for Integrated Health; Co-author, Principles and Practice
of Phytotherapy and the
award-winning The Essential Guide to Herbal Safety; herbal practitioner since 1977.
Role:
Director,
Supervising Editor, co-author of course materials
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Kerry Bone, Principal,
Australian College of
Phytotherapy, adjunct Associate Professor in Health Sciences at the
University of New England, NSW, Australia, Director, Research and
Development Mediherb Pty
Ltd; co-author, Principles
and Practice of Phytotherapy and The Essential Guide to
Herbal Safety; herbal practitioner since 1984.
Role:
Supervising
Editor and co-author of course materials; adaptation of course
materials to the Australasian health professions
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Dr
Steve Rosenzweig
MD,
Medical and Academic Director,
Jefferson-Myrna Brind
Center of Integrative Medicine, at Thomas Jefferson
Hospital and University, Philadelphia,
USA
Role:
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Roberta Hutchins BSc Phyt MNIMH MCPP, herbal
practitioner and first class honours graduate in Herbal Medicine from
Middlesex University, UK, previously research assistant at the Centre
for Complementary Health Studies at Exeter University; setting up
publications for the British Herbal Medicine Association (BHMA) and the
European Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy (ESCOP).
Role:
Editor and Data input coordinator (UK).
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Larken Bunce MSc,
herbal consultant and educator working in
central Vermont, Master of Science graduate in Herbal Medicine.
Role:
Education coordinator
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Donna Lyle MSc,
herbal practitioner, Master of Science graduate in Herbal Medicine,
former IT and telecommunications consultant
Role: Data input coordinator (USA)
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Ren Bartges MSc,
herbal consultant and teacher, Master of Science graduate in Herbal Medicine,
anthropologist with focus on North American and Australian indigenous
people and latterly on ethnobotanical and traditional herb use.
Role: Narrative editor
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Data input and editing |
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Sarah Bodner MSc
Sujata Bristow MA MNIMH
Morag Chacksfield BSc MNIMH
Robin Dunn MSc
Camille Freeman MSc
Deb Friedman
Steve Hicks PhD, BSc (Hons),
Dip Phyt
Joey Lee MSc PGCE
Liz Lillicrap BSc Phyt.,
MNIMH
Michelle Navarro Middleton
MSc
Rachel Mills SRN
Isobel Taylor BSc MNIMH
Lauren Torzillo MSc
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