China Community Medical Guidance

Author: Wang Ying
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The book is divided into 36 chapters, covering common and frequently-occurring diseases in communities. Theoretically, it is profound yet accessible; practically, it is scientific and feasible. It provides concise, focused, and distinctive introductions from six aspects: definition, key diagnostic points, differential diagnosis, treatment references, rehabilitation guidance, and nursing strategies. In the chapters on common and frequently-occurring diseases, to achieve scientific bidirectional referral, the treatment references introduce the scope of community observation and diagnosis versus hospital-based treatment. In the drug chapters, detailed explanations are provided on the selection of drug applications, strategies for adverse reactions, and special precautions for drug use, offering guiding suggestions for community physicians on medication. The chapters on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Chinese herbal medicine introduce the syndrome differentiation and treatment for common and chronic diseases in communities, along with relevant Chinese patent medicines and some empirical prescriptions, to promote the integration of TCM and Western medicine in community diagnosis and treatment. In the chapters on basic technical operations and the clinical application of general practice diagnostic techniques, the scientific and standardized clinical application scope, operation procedures, and precautions for each technique are detailed to avoid "missed detections" or "overdetections" and "incorrect conclusions due to erroneous operations." Additionally, the book extensively covers the community rehabilitation and nursing key points for various common diseases.