At National University, we believe a superior education in health care starts with an evidence-based, broad-scope curriculum emphasizing integrative medicine. In addition, our university is committed to preparing health professionals dedicated to patient-centered care. What does this mean?
Integrative Medicine
We believe in bringing together professionals
from a broad range of medical specialties for the benefit of
patients and the health care industry as a whole.
Evidence-Based
The diagnostic and healing modalities taught at National
are based in sound science and backed by clinical research.
Broad-Scope
We prepare our students to evaluate and address the full
range of factors affecting human health, including biomechanical
dysfunction, genetics, trauma, hygiene, microorganisms, nutritional
status, exercise, motion, posture, environment, stress, emotion,
and human relationships.
Patient-Centered Care
At National University, we teach our students how to
diagnose and treat each of their patients based on a thorough
evaluation of their unique health history and profile. Our future
doctors are not taught to base their care on just one symptom or
one type of treatment, but instead to think in terms of "whole
health healing." They will draw from a wide range of healing
modalities and work together with experts from other medical fields
whenever for the benefit of each patient.