T/CACM 1335.1-2020 Standardized operational procedures for holistic evidence studies in traditional Chinese medicine - Part 1: General principles

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Main technical content: This project proposes a theory of holistic evidence in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), integrates evidence from ancient TCM texts, modern literature, and expert consensus to form an evidence body, and then develops standard operating procedures for a series of research methods for modern clinical research evidence in TCM, expert consensus evidence, and the mining of evidence from ancient TCM texts. This also includes the systematic collection, organization, analysis, and evaluation of supporting evidence such as laboratory research evidence, so as to quickly and high-quality generate clinical evidence-based medicine evidence in TCM that can be applied internationally. This will help promote the clinical practice of TCM to keep pace with modern evidence-based medicine, address the lack of evidence-based materials in TCM clinical teaching materials, and provide physicians with fewer opportunities to refer to the best evidence. It is of great significance for the development of evidence-based TCM and the consolidation and improvement of China's position in international TCM education, clinical practice, and scientific research. This section proposes the general principles of standardized operating procedures for holistic evidence research in TCM, clarifies the connotation of holistic evidence in TCM and the main content of holistic evidence research, and will provide reference for systematic research on TCM evidence, the revision of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines in the field of TCM, higher education and continuing education, and drug R&D. 1. Scope 2. Terminology and definitions 3. Guiding principles for holistic evidence research methods 4. Basic content of holistic evidence method research and application

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