Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity

Tao Li; Bing Zhang; Ning Wei; Yamamoto Miyuki; Abdul Fattah

doi:10.1007/BF02934843

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Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity

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- Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 3, Issue 4, Pages: 301-305(1997)
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  Department of Public Health, Shinshu University School of Medicine 3-1-1 Asahi, Matsumoto,Nagano,Japan
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Li, T., Zhang, B., Wei, N. et al. Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity., CJIM 3, 301 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934843

Tao Li, Bing Zhang, Ning Wei, et al. Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 3(4):301-305(1997)
Li, T., Zhang, B., Wei, N. et al. Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity., CJIM 3, 301 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934843 DOI：

Tao Li, Bing Zhang, Ning Wei, et al. Theoretical study on the new vision of Integrated Medicine from the viewpoint of holistic approach — integration of oriental and Western Medicine in the era of unity in diversity. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 3(4):301-305(1997) DOI： 10.1007/BF02934843.

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Objective: Research and development for the present subject is oriented to the identification of ”new vision of Integrated Medicine” for health promotion and disease control from the viewpoint of holistic approach.Methods: The ”holistic approach” in the present study comes from ”general network approach” for unity in diversity which includes ideas

theories and methods on health culture and scientific technology. ”Essential quality” is the spirit of systems regulation for common problem solving focusing on cultural norm from the viewpoint of the recovery of humanity.Results: The new vision of Integrated Medicine is Two-in-One nature of oriental and western medicine through the unification of community medicine and community control with trinity approach on education

practice and research.Conclusions: We have tried to reevaluate the existent idea of integrated medicine through an educational seminar in Hebei

China in 1996. Based on this experience

we have identified the global vision of Integrated Medicine which includes new vision of Integrated Medicine and conventional sense of Integrated Medicine in the present study.

Abstract

practice and research.Conclusions: We have tried to reevaluate the existent idea of integrated medicine through an educational seminar in Hebei

China in 1996. Based on this experience

we have identified the global vision of Integrated Medicine which includes new vision of Integrated Medicine and conventional sense of Integrated Medicine in the present study.

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Integrated Medicineholistic approachessential qualitycultural

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Integrated Medicineholistic approachessential qualitycultural

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