To achieve the true integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine** or to regulate clinical patients, a series of measures need to be taken. First of all, doctors need to have a deep knowledge of Chinese medicine and Western medicine, and be able to master the diagnosis and treatment methods and skills of both. Secondly, doctors need to have an interdisciplinary way of thinking and communication skills, and be able to effectively combine the theory and practice of Chinese medicine and Western medicine to provide the best solutions for patients.
In terms of specific operations, doctors can achieve the true combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine or regulate clinical patients in the following ways:
1.Comprehensive assessment of the patient's condition: The doctor needs to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the patient's condition, including the diagnosis results of Chinese medicine and Western medicine, the patient's medical history, family history, lifestyle Xi, etc.
2.Develop a personalized plan: According to the patient's condition and the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, doctors need to develop a personalized plan, including the best methods, drug selection, and cycle of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine.
3.Pay attention to comprehensive conditioning: Chinese medicine pays attention to the overall concept and comprehensive conditioning, and doctors need to use traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage and other methods to synthesize according to the specific situation of the patient, so as to achieve the best results.
4.Closely observe the changes in the condition: In the process, the doctor needs to closely observe the changes in the patient's condition and adjust the plan in time to ensure the effect.
5.Strengthen communication and collaboration: Doctors of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine need to strengthen communication and collaboration to jointly formulate the best plan to ensure the effectiveness and safety of traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
In short, in order to achieve the true integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine** or to regulate clinical patients, doctors need to have deep knowledge of Chinese and Western medicine, interdisciplinary thinking and communication skills, and take measures such as comprehensive assessment, personalization**, comprehensive conditioning, close observation of disease changes, and strengthening communication and collaboration.