Handbook of Clinical Contraindications in Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine

Author: Yin Yingjie
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: The purpose of writing this book is to address the rapid development of medical science, the impending impact of China's entry into the WTO, the profound changes in the medical model, and the increasing health needs and awareness of the general public, as well as the gradual reform of the healthcare system and the introduction of a new medical malpractice handling method characterized by "reversed burden of proof." It is undeniable that the challenges and pressures faced by clinical doctors in China at present are unprecedented. This book serves not only doctors engaged in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and integrated Chinese and Western medicine internal medicine clinical work but also patients. Based on this, the selection of authors for this book is not limited by fame but prioritizes practical experience; they must be doctors who have worked on the front lines of clinical practice for a long time. The content of the book is not constrained by form but emphasizes practicality; it should be operable and reflect the latest developments in the integration of Chinese and Western medicine in internal medicine. This book is not merely a passive "protection" for clinical doctors but also a fundamental requirement for clinical doctors of TCM internal medicine. It is hoped that this book can serve as a model for clinical doctors in selecting the most optimal diagnosis and treatment plans.