Clinical Practice Guidelines

Author: Zhou Anfang
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts. The Diagnostic Basics section systematically introduces common Chinese herbal medicines, formulas, patent medicines, Western medicines, acupoints, normal values of physical examinations, normal reference values of clinical laboratory tests, and diagnostic techniques, serving as the key focus of the entire book. The Medical Records section provides a detailed introduction to the requirements, writing norms, and quality evaluation standards of various clinical medical documents, including medical records and physician's orders. The Internship Outline section briefly introduces the objectives, code of conduct, management, internship plans, and assessment criteria of internships. The content of the book is rich and well-focused, covering both the fundamental knowledge of clinical diagnosis and treatment as well as various clinical knowledge and common sense in hospitals, making it highly practical. This book serves as a reference tool and guide for clinical internships for graduates of traditional Chinese medicine and integrated Chinese and Western medicine programs, and is also suitable for low-level-year physicians in clinical practice.