Integrative Chinese and Western Medicine Nursing Routine

Author: Shang Yanwa
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Publishing Date: 2004-11-01
Features: To adapt to the transformation of modern nursing models, strengthen the nursing management of integrated Chinese and Western medicine institutions, fully leverage the characteristics of integrated Chinese and Western medicine in nursing work, promote the academic development of integrated Chinese and Western medicine nursing, and improve nursing quality, we have compiled the book "Nursing Guidelines for Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine." This book comprehensively collects advanced nursing theories and literature on integrated Chinese and Western medicine nursing in China, combining them with clinical practical experience. It can be used as a reference for integrated Chinese and Western medicine nurses nationwide in their daily work, and also serves as a teaching reference for students and teachers of integrated Chinese and Western medicine nursing in medical schools. The content of this book is divided into two parts: The first part is the Nursing Guidelines for Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine. Each disease is compiled according to the clinical thinking of integrated Chinese and Western medicine, covering six aspects: overview, common TCM syndrome differentiation, assessment, general nursing, syndrome-based nursing, and health guidance, with a total of 197 diseases. The second part is the Nursing Operation Procedures, including 88 clinical nursing operation procedures for various specialties of integrated Chinese and Western medicine and 37 nursing coordination procedures for diagnostic and treatment technologies. Compiling the book "Nursing Guidelines for Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine" is a highly scientific and practical task. The participating compilers from Wuhan Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital held multiple meetings, repeatedly reviewed the manuscript, conducted meticulous research, and carefully polished the content to ensure the book's scientific rigor and seriousness. The compiled content aligns with the actual situation and current needs in China. Although the compilers have been diligent and meticulous in their work, due to the lack of reference to mature experience in integrated Chinese and Western medicine nursing and limited academic expertise, there may be many shortcomings or errors. It is hoped that healthcare institutions and integrated Chinese and Western medicine nurses at all levels will continuously summarize experience and propose improvement suggestions in their work, allowing the "Nursing Guidelines for Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine" to be continuously enriched and perfected. The book is divided into two parts. The first part, the Nursing Guidelines for Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, is compiled for 197 diseases according to the clinical thinking of integrated Chinese and Western medicine, covering six aspects: overview, common TCM syndrome differentiation, assessment, general nursing, syndrome-based nursing, and health guidance; the second part is the Nursing Operation Procedures, including 88 clinical nursing operation procedures for various specialties of integrated Chinese and Western medicine and 37 nursing coordination procedures for diagnostic and treatment technologies.