《GB/T 16751.1-2023 Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Terminology Part 1: Diseases》 is a national standard in China that provides a comprehensive collection of clinical terms specifically related to diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This standard aims to standardize the terminology used in TCM clinical practice and promote effective communication and understanding among TCM practitioners, researchers, and healthcare professionals.
The standard covers a wide range of diseases commonly encountered in TCM, including both common and rare conditions. It offers detailed descriptions and classifications of diseases, allowing practitioners to accurately diagnose and treat patients using TCM principles and methods. The terminology is based on the principles and theories of TCM, which are rooted in the concept of balancing yin and yang energies and harmonizing the body's vital substances.
By providing a standardized set of terms, this standard facilitates the exchange of medical information and research findings in TCM both domestically and internationally. It enhances the integration of TCM with conventional medicine and contributes to the development of evidence-based TCM practices. TCM practitioners can also benefit from the standard by improving their diagnostic accuracy, ensuring consistent documentation, and promoting the quality and safety of TCM treatments.
In conclusion,《GB/T 16751.1-2023 Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Terminology Part 1: Diseases》 is an essential reference for TCM practitioners and researchers, providing a standardized and comprehensive collection of clinical terms related to diseases in TCM. Its implementation promotes effective communication, enhances diagnostic accuracy, and contributes to the development and integration of TCM with conventional medicine.
GB/T 16751.1-2023 history
2023GB/T 16751.1-2023 Terminology of TCM Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Part 1: Diseases
1997GB/T 16751.1-1997 Clinic terminology of traditional Chinese medical diagnosis and treatment--Disease