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KMID : 0878220100220030059
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Journal of Sasang Constitutional Medicine
2010 Volume.22 No. 3 p.59 ~ p.66
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A Report on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Constitution Theory and Chinese Health Administration Center
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Kim Sang-Hyuk
Joo Jong-Cheon
Hwang Dong-uk
Lee Si-Woo
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Abstract
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Objectives: The objectives of this paper are to report Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Constitution Theory and the present state of Chinese Health Administration Center.
Methods: We visited China for "China Technology Survey" in 2009. Our purposes were to research for the study of constitutional medicine in China and to search for the Development Plan of Constitutional Medicine Through the Research of Chinese Constitutional Medicine. This paper is the report of the "China Technology Survey".
Results and Conclusions : In China, the concept and diagnosis of TCM constitutions is nine(Balanced Constitution, Qi-deficient Constitution, Yang-deficient Constitution, Yin-deficient Constitution, Phlegm-dampness Constitution, Damp-heat Constitution, Stagnant blood Constitution, Stagnant qi Constitution, Inherited specific Constitution). And Chinese government established the Classification and Diagnosis Standards for the Constitutions of TCM in 2009. TCM Constitution Theory is being widely applied at Health Administration Center that treats ’predisease’ patients. Theses Chinese clinical implications of constitutional medicine are a good example for "Sasang Constituional Medicine" Care Service.
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KEYWORD
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Constitutional Medicine, Preventive medicine, Health Administration Center
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