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Objective:To build the evaluation index system of traditiond Chinese medicine(TCM) service capacity in county-level TCM hospitals, for references to improve the TCM service capability in China.Methods:Based on the " structure-process-result" evaluation model, a preliminary screening index system for the evaluation of TCM service capacity in county-level TCM hospitals was established by analyzing relevant literature and policies; Two rounds of Delphi expert consultation were made to screen the evaluation indexes; The combination weighting method based on both expert scoring method and entropy weight method was used to determine the index weight.Results:The evaluation index system of TCM service capacity of county-level TCM hospitals was finally incorporated into 3 first-level indicators, 9 second-level indicators and 33 third-level indicators. The top five third-level indicators in terms of comprehensive weight were the person time of TCM preventive care in the year(12.02%), the person time of manual reduction diagnosis and treatment(9.03%), the person time of acupuncture and moxibustion(6.55%), the proportion of income from inpatient TCM services in medical income(5.87%) and the person time of massage(5.34%).Conclusions:From the perspective of the whole process of TCM service, the evaluation index system of TCM service capacity of county-level TCM hospitals reflectd the health service capacity of county-level TCM hospitals, highlighted the characteristics of TCM.
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The issue on the acupuncture clinical service mode has been early proposed by the scholars. The acupuncture clinical service mode is still existed as the department of acupuncture in TCM hospital nowadays. But this pattern has brought the inconvenience and issues between physicians and patients. In the study, through reviewing briefly the history of acupuncture hospital since the foundation of the People's Republic of China, the authors explained why taking the Hospital of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (CACMS) as the object. By integrating the relevant achievements of the scholars on the study of acupuncture hospital, the historical development of acupuncture-moxibustion hospital was reviewed. By comparing with the development mode of TCM hospital, the differences were generalized between the two hospitals in terms of the purpose of hospital establishment, the development mode of treatment, education and research, modernization mode, the relationship with western medicine and the hospital scale. It was analyzed by the authors that the development characteristics of acupuncture-moxibustion hospital were determined by the accidental and the inevitable factors. By the comprehensive analysis, the enlightenments to the future development of acupuncture-moxibustion hospital were explored.
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Objective • To discuss the health resources and service development of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) hospitals in Shanghai from 2009 to 2016. Methods • Analysis of the health resources and service development of TCM hospitals in Shanghai from 2009 to 2016 were conducted by calculating composition ratios and growth rates according to the data from the statistical yearbooks. Results • All the indexes of the health resources and services of TCM hospitals in Shanghai, 2009-2016, increased every year, and the numbers of beds, medical technical personnel, licensed (assistant) doctors, registered nurses, outpatients and inpatients increased by 71.72%, 53.80%, 46.83%, 76.84%, 78.20%, and 120.30%, respectively. The proportions of TCM hospitals beds and health technicians in all the city's hospitals increased by 1.70% and 1.18% on the basis of 7.06% and 9.58%, respectively. The year-on-year growth rates of beds ranged from 1.86% to 22.52%, and rates of health technicians ranged from 0.17% to 15.46%. Daily visits each doctor and daily bed days each doctor in TCM hospitals increased by an average of 2.90% and 0.07% a year, respectively. Conclusion • There was a significant increase in health resources and service development of the TCM hospitals in Shanghai from 2009 to 2016, and the work efficiency were improved. And there was a little increase in the proportion of the relevant indexes in all the city's hospitals. However, some problems do exist, such as the weak integral strength and the unstable growth of TCM hospitals.
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The issue on the acupuncture clinical service mode has been early proposed by the scholars. The acupuncture clinical service mode is still existed as the department of acupuncture in TCM hospital nowadays. But this pattern has brought the inconvenience and issues between physicians and patients. In the study, through reviewing briefly the history of acupuncture hospital since the foundation of the People's Republic of China, the authors explained why taking the Hospital of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (CACMS) as the object. By integrating the relevant achievements of the scholars on the study of acupuncture hospital, the historical development of acupuncture-moxibustion hospital was reviewed. By comparing with the development mode of TCM hospital, the differences were generalized between the two hospitals in terms of the purpose of hospital establishment, the development mode of treatment, education and research, modernization mode, the relationship with western medicine and the hospital scale. It was analyzed by the authors that the development characteristics of acupuncture-moxibustion hospital were determined by the accidental and the inevitable factors. By the comprehensive analysis, the enlightenments to the future development of acupuncture-moxibustion hospital were explored.
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BACKGROUND: This paper aims to investigate the development trend of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) hospitals in China and explore their medical service innovations, with special reference to the changing co-existence with western medicine (WM) at TCM hospitals. METHODS: Quantitative data at macro level was collected from official databases of China Health Statistical Yearbook and Extracts of Traditional Chinese Medicine Statistics. Qualitative data at micro level was gathered through interviews and second-hand material collection at two of the top-level TCM hospitals. RESULTS: In both outpatient and inpatient sectors of TCM hospitals, drug fees accounted for the biggest part of hospital revenue. Application of WM medical exanimation increased in both outpatient and inpatient services. Even though the demand for WM drugs was much higher in inpatient care, TCM drugs was the winner in the outpatient. Also qualitative evidence showed that TCM dominated the outpatient hospital service with WM incorporated in the assisting role. However, it was in the inpatient medical care that WM prevailed over TCM which was mostly applied to the rehabilitation of patients. CONCLUSION: By drawing on WM while keeping it active in supporting and strengthening the TCM operation in the TCM hospital, the current system accommodates the overriding objective which is for TCM to evolve into a fully informed and more viable medical field.
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Assistência Ambulatorial , Atenção à Saúde/métodos , Serviços de Saúde , Hospitalização , Hospitais , Medicina Tradicional Chinesa/métodos , China , Medicamentos de Ervas Chinesas , Honorários e Preços , Pesquisa sobre Serviços de Saúde/métodos , Departamentos Hospitalares , Humanos , Renda , Medicina/métodos , Exame FísicoRESUMO
The paper introduces the general thinking,methods and basic principles for study on the operating procedure of informatization work in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) hospitals,and sets up the content frame including hardware system,software system,information security,relevant operation sheets,etc.,so as to supplement the.standards for informatization work in TCM hospitals at the operating level and provide support for secure,reliable and sustainable operation of information systems in TCM hospitals.
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Up to 2015, almost all of the Third-grade class-A TCM hospitals in Beijing set up multiple sub-hospitals, under the regional integrating of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, in order to meet regional homogenization of medical and health care demand, to provide high-quality medical service for the patients, and to improve the hospital development in a certain stage. Taking Beijing university of traditional Chinese medicine affiliated Dongfang hospital for example, it creates "two sub-hospitals " a court layout of mode of "one hospital with multiple branches". This article analyzed the sub-hospitals organization structure reform, cost budget control, performance management & personnel training, information system construction, to draw lessons from practical manage experience, and explored the "multiple sub-hospitals " superior management mode for our hospital.
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Up to 2015, almost all of the Third-grade class-A TCM hospitals in Beijing set up multiple sub-hospitals, under the regional integrating of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, in order to meet regional homogenization of medical and health care demand, to provide high-quality medical service for the patients, and to improve the hospital development in a certain stage. Taking Beijing university of traditional Chinese medicine affiliated Dongfang hospital for example, it creates "two sub-hospitals " a court layout of mode of "one hospital with multiple branches". This article analyzed the sub-hospitals organization structure reform, cost budget control, performance management & personnel training, information system construction, to draw lessons from practical manage experience, and explored the "multiple sub-hospitals " superior management mode for our hospital.
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Objectives To understand essential basis data availability for implementation of cost accounting in TCM hospitals. Methods Costs of a total of 1588 TCM hospitals were investigated by conducting the baseline survey via questionnaires in 2013. Results Departmental basic data (including ratio of office staff and entire staff, ratio of outpatient and inpatient departments in clinical department), and construction data for housing were well accessible, while utility fee and internal service data were not. Conclusion ①Public TCM hospitals need to improve and specify the basic cost data. ②Differences exit among different types and levels of hospitals in the availability of data. ③There are still difficulties in carrying out cost accounting in public TCM hospitals, which needs strong supports from all relevant departments.
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As a treasure of the traditional culture of China, TCM can be developed in long-term, that need the inheritance and innovation of scholars. During the process, it is an important responsibility and obligation that the development of TCM hospital. The development and improve of the hospital scientific research are important aspects for the development of hospital. The construction of scientific research team is an important approach to promote the hospital scientific research strength. By analyzing the whole current situation of hospital scientific research team, we will discuss the measures to strengthen the construction of hospital scientific research team from several aspects. These aspects include the system of scientific research team, talented person echelon structure, management system and the team overall strength, etc. These measures are aimed to strengthen the team construction characteristics of TCM, promote the scientific research level of TCM, contribute to the development of the career and hospital.
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In recent years, the incidence of diabetes has been increasing year by year. Along with it, the problems of high medical cost and health resource shortage also make the diabetes the key chronic disease of health service management in our country. There are significant features and advantages in treatment of diabetes with traditional Chinese medicine. Therefore, the construction mode of two-way referral care for diabetes patients between TCM hospitals and community medical institutions is just unfolding. Based on the status quo of TCM treatment for diabetes, this article reviewed the present basic situation of the two-way referral care for diabetes patients in TCM hospitals and community medical institutions, discussed the significance of this mode for diabetes patients in TCM hospital, emphasized the feasibility and validity of implementing this mode, and provided beneficial exploration and consideration for further development of this mode for diabetes patients between TCM hospitals and community medical institutions.
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ObjectiveTo study the present human resources of TCM hospitals in China, for decision making of TCM hospitals HR strategy in the future. Methods Collection of statistics released by the Ministry of Health and the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine from 2005 to 2009, for analysis of the general structure and trends of hospital staff at large, headcount and makeup of medical personnel, and the structure and trends of TCM professionals in TCM hospitals. Results In 2009, there were 2,728 TCM hospitals, employing 518, 5000 staff, including 427, 900 medical personnel, accounting for 82.52％ of the total; TCM practitioners account for 45. 61％ of clinicians in TCM hospitals;a shortage of nursesisfoundin TCM hospitals as comparedto general hospitals. ConclusionIt is imperative to revise the staff quota standard of TCM hospitals, and to increase the number of TCM practitioners and nursing staff in TCM hospitals.