Evidence-based medicine and traditional Chinese medicine graduate education.doc

Evidence-based medicine and traditional Chinese medicine graduate education [Keywords:] Evidence-Based Medicine; Chinese medicine; Graduate Education EBM (evidence based medicine, EBM) refers to the clinician in obtaining an accurate clinical basis of the premise, based on their clinical experience and mastery of knowledge and skills to analyze and identify the major clinical problem in patients, making diagnosis and treatment of patients decision-making [1]. The purpose is defined as the angle from the application under the broad terms, EBM should include the provision of evidence, filter, summarize, using a series of processes. Traditional Chinese Medicine Graduate education is an important part of higher education, on of clinical and research significance of the development. to achieve the internationalization of Chinese medicine, EBM must be in a prominent position. An evidence-based medicine in traditional Chinese medicine in the status of graduate education In 2009, China Medical Center published an article on the January 1994 -2005 in the country in June during the 3137 medical journals published articles on randomized controlled trials, including 1452 Western study of Chinese medicine of 1685, Surprisingly, this 3137 is a low quality most of the literature [2]. This survey reflects our objective to carry out clinical trials of medical status is not optimistic. how to strengthen health care workers and medical researchers awareness of epidemiology and evidence-based academic literacy has become a very pressing issue. is the emphasis on practice, medical education, the importance of knowledge updating of professional education, the emphasis on EBM education, and medical practitioners in the practical work of the EBM applications closely related. And over the years of Traditional Chinese Medicine systematic review and meta analysis of quantity and quality of published papers is the development of Chinese medicine EBM objective expression. Liu et al