Comprehensive Volume - Modern Conventional Medicine and TCM Progress

Author: Wu Chunrong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the basic concepts and principles of family medicine, the role and tasks of family doctors, the core philosophy of family medicine (patient-centered, family-based, community-based, and prevention-oriented health care), problem-oriented health records, and interpersonal communication skills, which are effective tools for family medicine services. It also covers ethical issues in family medicine, clinical diagnostic thinking and common problem management models in family medicine, as well as community health service management. This book is tailored to the current situation in China where many healthcare workers have a vague understanding of the family medicine service model and lack basic knowledge and skills. It primarily elaborates on the fundamental theories, skills, and methods of family medicine, while also discussing the attitudes and qualities that a family doctor should possess, the current situation of China. In China, where the doctor-patient relationship is currently complex and healthcare workers' emotions are unstable, studying this book will not only help improve the doctor-patient relationship but also enable healthcare workers to establish new medical behavior models that meet the requirements of social development.