EJOM was started in Spring 1993. The european journal of oriental medicine is a chinese medicine resources and uk acupuncture research journal providing information about qi, scientific acupuncture information, traditional chinese medicine and chinese herbal medicine. Each issue is themed, attracting diverse contributions from both practitioners and academics.
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The aim of the journal is to stimulate informed debate, creative interchange and critical reflection. EJOM was started in Spring 1993 with a view to creating a journal which would stimulate debate and scholarship in european journal of oriental medicine, Chinese medicine and other traditions of oriental medicine and for the last five years has opened up the arena of debate beyond the scope of most professional journals in the field. Not only do articles reflect current issues of clinical practice and european journal of oriental medicine but include the wider contextual frameworks provided by education, philosophy, politics and medical anthropology. Each is is themed. Subscribing to the journal as individuals or organisations will help develop the communication and collaboration we hope to have with our European and International colleagues and to stimulate an exchange of ideas which will augment and expand our understanding of the practice of oriental medicine both in the West and in 'East Asia'.