Thought of Evidence-based Medicine in Correspondence Between Syndrome and Prescription of Shanghanlun
LI Ming-kui
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LI Ming-kui
Abstract
Evidence-based medicine is one of clinical basic medical academic subjects which appeared in nineties of 20th century.The key is through second evaluation for medical records in order to offer latest and best diagnosis and treatment way for clinical doctors.Corresponds between syndrome and is specific reflection of TCM treatment based on syndrome.The idea that the syndrome corresponding to prescription was emphasized and serves as effective guidance for medical practice for thousands of years.The author attempts to propose a tentative use thoughts of evidence-based medicine with TCM characteristics through analysis of credibility and problems of evidence-based medicine in research on correspondence between syndrome and prescription.
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Evidence-based medicine is one of clinical basic medical academic subjects which appeared in nineties of 20th century.The key is through second evaluation for medical records in order to offer latest and best diagnosis and treatment way for clinical doctors.Corresponds between syndrome and is specific reflection of TCM treatment based on syndrome.The idea that the syndrome corresponding to prescription was emphasized and serves as effective guidance for medical practice for thousands of years.The author attempts to propose a tentative use thoughts of evidence-based medicine with TCM characteristics through analysis of credibility and problems of evidence-based medicine in research on correspondence between syndrome and prescription.
Key concepts: Medical prescription, Credibility, Alternative medicine, Medicine, Evidence-based medicine, Family medicine, Epistemology, Pathology