ACOMS+ 및 학술지 리포지터리 설명회

  • 한국과학기술정보연구원(KISTI) 서울분원 대회의실(별관 3층)
  • 2024년 07월 03일(수) 13:30
 

논문 상세

Home > 논문 상세
  • P-ISSN 1010-0695
  • E-ISSN 2288-3339

한양방 협진을 위한 한의학 교육에 대한 의사 한의사의 인식조사

Attitudes of Western Medicine Doctors and Korean Medicine Doctors toward Korean Medicine Education for Cooperative Practices

대한한의학회지 / Journal of Korean Medicine, (P)1010-0695; (E)2288-3339
2013, v.34 no.1, pp.160-169
한경연 (부산대학교)
구현경 (부산대학교)
윤영주 (부산대학교)
  • 다운로드 수
  • 조회수

Abstract

Objectives: This survey was performed to investigate attitudes of western medicine doctors (WMD) and Korean medicine doctors (KMD) toward Korean medicine education (KME) to provide basic data for developing effective KME programs. Methods: We selected study objects in western medicine (WM) - Korean medicine (KM) collaborative institutions and structured questionnaires were administered to both WMD and KMD for comparison. The data from 167 WMD and 135 KMD were analyzed statistically by frequency, χ² test and T-test analysis. Results: 61.1% of WMD have never experienced KME and 15% were not interested in cooperative practices and research. Most KME was done in medical schools (45%) and only 5% in residency education. WMD interested or experienced in cooperation have had more KME than the uninterested and inexperienced groups. Intentions of WMD to cooperative practices and research made a difference on the willingness to take KME, while relevant experiences didn’t. WMD and KMD differed in ideas about major KME topics; WMD put the greatest emphasis on the herb-drug interaction, while KMD did on KM diagnosis and treatment. They also have different views on the optimal KME course load. Conclusions: For successful collaboration, more continuing KME and motivation for cooperation is required for WMD. Improvements are also needed in the form and contents of KME to meet the demands of learners.

keywords
Korean medicine, education, attitude, cooperative practices


참고문헌

1

1. Lee ES. A study on utilization of oriental medicalcare. Daejeon:Korea Institute of OrientalMedicine. 1999:1-5.

2

2. Lee SY, Byon YC. The present condition andthe improvement method for western medicine-Korean medicine cooperative practice system.Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs,Policy report. 1997.

3

3. Ryu JS, Lim B, Cho BM, Lee WC, Yoon TH.Consciousness on co-operative practicedbetween doctors who working in cooperativepracticing hospitals and general hospital. Kor.J. Oriental Preventive Medical Society. 2009;13(3):29-41.

4

4. World health organization. WHO traditionalmedicine strategy 2002-2005. 2002:1-64.

5

5. Lee WC. The problems of cooperative medicalsystem of oriental and western medicine andtheir solutions. J Korean Oriental Med. 1999;20(2):3-11.

6

6. Kwon YK, Lee HJ. Attitudes of medicalprofessions towards the cooperated medicaltreatments of Korean oriental medicine andwestern medicine. Korean J. OrientalPhysiology & Pathology. 2006;20(1);10-14.

7

7. Lee HY, Kim KB, Cho KJ, Shin HS, KIM KJ,Wang MJ, et al. A study for a curriculum forthe oriental clinical nurse specialist program. JKorean Acad Nurs. 2000;30(6):1467-1478.

8

8. Sohn MS, Lee WC. A study on the issue ofdeveloping cooperative practice system.Ministry of health & welfare, national evidence-based healthcare collaborating agency. 2010.

9

9. Min HJ, Ryu JS, Yun YJ. Changes in theattitudes of doctors toward cooperative practices between western medicine andtraditional Korean medicine. Kor. J. OrientalPreventive Medical Society. 2012;16(1):15-29.

10

10. Moon OR, Kim HY, Shin EY, Kim EY, ChunHR. A comparative study on the combinedoriental and western medicine(COWM) in fournortheast countries. Korean J. of Health Policy& Administration. 2003;13(2):1-22.

11

11. Korea institute of oriental medicine. The current state of education and medical specialist onKampo medicine in Japan. 2009:1-7. Availablefrom: URL: http://kiom.e-eyagi.com/newsletter/2009/0901/report.pdf. Accessed October 2, 2012

12

12. Korea ministry of health and welfare. 2010Health and welfare white paper. 131-150.

13

13. Shin S. The chronology of Chinas educationsystem of integrated traditional Chinese andwestern medicine. J. of The Association forNeo Medicine. 2000;5(1):203-219.

14

14. Lee HJ, Kim SL, Jung MS, Choi MK. Theevaluation of the knowledge and educationalrequirement levels of oriental medicine ofmedical staff working in oriental-westerncollaborative medicine hospitals. 2008;12(1):49-60.

15

15. Cook D, Gelula M, Lee M, Bauer B, DuprasD, Schwartz A, et al. A web-based course oncomplementary medicine for medical studentsand residents improves knowledge and changesattitudes. Teaching and Learning in Medicine.2007;19(3):230-238.

16

16. Huang N, Chou YJ, Chen LS, Lee CH, WangPJ, Tsay JH. Utilization of western medicineand traditional Chinese medicine services byphysicians and their relatives: the role oftraining background. Evidence-basedcomplementary and alternative medicine.2011;2011(827979):1-7.

17

17. Chung V, Hiller S, Lau CH, Wong S, Yeoh EK,Griffiths SM. Referral to and attitude towardstraditional Chinese medicine amongst westernmedical doctors in postcolonial Hong Kong.Social Science & Medicine. 2011;72:247-255.

18

18. Kang SW, Ha TG, Cho BH, Lee SC, Han DS,Lee KM, et al. Comparison of knowledge,attitude, and experience about complementaryand alternative medicine between primary carephysicians and academic physicians in Korea.J Korean Med Assoc. 2011;54(2):217-229.

상단으로 이동

대한한의학회지