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World Health Organization on Child and Adolescent Health

Mar 18, 2020

On 1.3.2020 EFCAM joined the stakeholder consultation of World Health Organization on Child and Adolescent Health.

EFCAM attended the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) conference

Mar 18, 2020

EFCAM attended the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) conference on “A sustainable and effective EU health policy for citizens/focusing on chronic diseases and inclusion in social and economic life”. Key focus was “fighting rheumatic and...

EU Parliament MEPs declare support for CAM Practitioners’ right to work

Jul 2, 2015

At the second meeting of the European Parliament Interest Group for CAM hosted by Ms Marian Harkin MEP for the Midlands Northwest Constituency of Ireland and organised by EFCAM ( European Federation for Complementary and Alternative Medicine) MEP’s declared...

EU Parliament CAM Interest Group Meeting

Jun 5, 2015

Meeting of the EU Parliament Interest Group on Complementary and Alternative Medicine, CAM. Tuesday June 23rd 2015 at 12.30, Towards a New Dispensation in European Healthcare: Creating the Right to Work for CAM Professionals. European Parliament Brussels, Room: 6C100...

Meeting of the EU Parliament Interest Group on CAM

Jul 7, 2013

The EU Parliament CAM Interest group met on the topic of CAM: an Investment in Health on June 27th 2013. It was co-chaired by Mr Alojz Peterle MEP, Slovenia and Mrs Sirpa Pietikainen MEP, Finland. The agenda and Speakers are overleaf. Approximately 60 people attended,...

Report from the EU Parliament Conference on CAM

Oct 27, 2012

European Parliament Conference on Complementary and Alternative Medicine The first ever conference at the European institutions on Complementary and Alternative Medicine, CAM, took place on Tuesday October 9th in the European Parliament. “CAM: Innovation and...

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EFCAM is a Federation of European Federations of specific CAM modalities and national CAM umbrella organisations. Its principal objective is to achieve equality of access to CAM throughout Europe.

Mission Statement

We want to make sure that you, the citizen, can have access to a regulated and protected trade, so that you are only offered the highest standard of services. We want to make sure that you, the practitioner, have your right to work recognised, protected and enshrined. We want to make sure that each European government is well informed and can take a structured approach to the regulation of CAM, so that CAM can be better implemented as a supportive body to the existing medical field.

This work is in everyone’s interest.