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Design Idea of Orenda Logo

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aims at transferring elements of healing competence by means of continuous learning in order to provide healthcare and rehab facilities with self-sustainable quality-management competence

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aims at leveraging existing and culturally diverse insights into healing procedures in the rehab sector and beyond after approval by its scientific board

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is promoting research and knowledge exchange between Chinese and international experts by building a knowledge base and organizing an open annual AIRS conference

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will investigate and study the healing benefits of TCM, psychosomatic medicine, PNI and other alternative approaches in order to elaborate components subject to approval and make them available for rehabilitation and prevention standards

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aims at implementing, certifying, supervising and coaching QM systems for clients in dynamically customized yet standardized ways

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helps optimize and further develop senior healthy-living/aging villages and the preventive services and philosophies operational within them

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aims at generating and processing data on routine activities that is derived from health facilities and healthy-living communities for scientific and research purposes as well as for the services it provides, and it aims at using this data for ongoing improvement programs and research

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may support the production of future IT applications/apps to support clients and patients in a better, more standardized way and implement best practices in connection with their health goals and projects

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aims at collaborating withIts scientific board, which has the lead in defining and approving standards and new developments

- Partner institutes and think tanks with similar approaches
- Universities and academic networks
- Students
- Training institutes
- Healthy-living villages/communities like Orenda
- China’s rehabilitation industry
- Rehabilitation regulatory bodies worldwide

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will act as a critical lighthouse for the general public as well as the health-promotion and information industry, delivering regular summaries on various topics to communicate the state of art in accordance with its point of view

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will offer expertise and opinions on legal and juridical matters in connection with damage caused by standards violations or malpractice by third parties

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will closely collaborate with Orenda and Sorehsa, its group partners, in all relevant and joint matters

Design Idea of Orenda Logo

The dreamcatcher originates from the amulet of Sioux Indians of North America.

Indians weaved a reticular ornament made of branches, leather and feather and so on. When little child had a nightmare, the parents would hang a dreamcatcher to catch the evils in nightmare symbolically. Later, the custom also spread in some areas of America. The dreamcatcher means praying for safety and health, bringing fortune and catching happiness. The logo of Orenda is evolved from “dreamcatcher”, the amulet of Indians, which means catching health and happiness, and exists in the spiritual form of tribe.

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