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KMID : 0363619990200030009
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Journal of Korean Oriental Medicine
1999 Volume.20 No. 3 p.9 ~ p.17
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A Study on Cooperrative Medical Treatment System between traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in China
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Park Jung-Mi
Jeon Chan-Yong
Cho Ki-Ho
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Abstract
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Objectives: Recently a renovation of the medical-welfare system to reflect the changes of disease spectrum with the demographic changes of society, the increase in income level, and marked concerns for health promotion has been demanded. In accordance with this, attempts have been made to actively integrate traditional medicine based on symptom-differentiated treatment and Western medicine based on disease treatment so that they can complement each other. China has already tried a complementary medical treatment system integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine. So, this article reviewed major advances in research on integrated traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine in China.
Methods: The authors analyzed data from clinical articles and experimental works in the ’’ Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine’’
Results and conclusions: Each department attempted to integrate Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) and Western Medicine in treatment of various diseases such as malaria, AIDS, and intoxication (rarely found in Korea clinically). Especially in the departments of surgery, dentistry, radiology, and anesthesiology we could see the frequent use of combined treatment. TCM and Western medicine complemented each other very successfully, and the effect of the combined therapy was superior to that of traditional therapy alone. There were diverse methods for therapy in integrated TCM and Western medicine; bath-Tx, physical-Tx, manipulative-Tx, drug -acupuncture, Tibetan medicine, etc. were available in therapy as well as traditional methods such as acupuncture, moxibustion, and negative- Tx. The way of producing Chinese medications were diversified and formulated; making new prescriptions, compounding various kinds of new medicine called’’ Zhong Cheng Yao’’ (中成藥) which were easily made, stored, and taken. ’’Diagnosis Criteria’’, ’’The effect of TCM Treatment Criteria’’ were made by committee and broadly used for objectifying diagnosis, discriminating effects of treatments and treatment development, and developing new medical products.
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KEYWORD
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Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine, Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine
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