T/GDACM 0114-2022 The standardization of traditional Chinese medicine slow disease management techniques for diabetic nephropathy

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Main technical content: Diabetic kidney disease (DKD) is a common and frequent complication of clinical diabetes (DM) and is one of the manifestations of systemic microvascular lesions in diabetes. With the prolongation of life expectancy and changes in lifestyle habits, the incidence of diabetes is on the rise, and the incidence of diabetic kidney disease is also increasing. In China, it has become the second leading cause of renal failure. The progress of diabetic kidney disease is influenced by many factors such as lifestyle, blood pressure, blood sugar, and blood lipids. Therefore, the effective prevention and treatment of diabetic kidney disease should not simply rely on drug control. The key lies in establishing a standardized health management technique. At present, the state has formulated and piloted the "Technical Guidelines for Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Management of Basic Public Health Services". Although the guidelines include technical norms for traditional Chinese medicine health management of type 2 diabetes, their specific content does not fully reflect the characteristics of chronic disease health management, and there is also a lack of technical guidelines for diabetic kidney disease. Diabetic kidney disease traditional Chinese medicine health management is still lacking standardization in the province and even in China, which is not conducive to effective supervision and evaluation of the disease management. Therefore, we propose this guideline, aiming to provide relevant practitioners with reference materials for diabetic kidney disease traditional Chinese medicine health management. This document specifies the basic requirements, processes, contents, and methods for non-dialysis stage diabetic kidney disease traditional Chinese medicine chronic disease management, and is applicable to all levels of traditional Chinese hospitals, community health institutions, health service institutions, and health management institutions, used to gui

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