T/CACM 1070-2018 Traditional Chinese Medicine: Standards for Providing Preventive Healthcare and Record-Keeping Guidelines for Treating the Diseases of the Future

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Main technical content: Traditional Chinese medicine case records, also known as medical records, pulse records, medical records, medical histories, and case studies, originated in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. According to the "Biographies of Bian Que and Cang Gong in the Records of the Grand Historian", there were 25 medical records of the famous doctor Chun Yu Yi. After the Tang and Song dynasties, medical case studies became widespread. The "Ninety Treatises on Cold Damage" written by Xu Shuwei in the Song Dynasty can be regarded as the first monograph on traditional Chinese medicine case studies. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, there were many famous monographs on medical cases. Yu Jiayan's "Yuyi Cao" contained discussion of disease diagnosis, with a comprehensive list of items, which could be regarded as the prototype of traditional Chinese medicine case records. In January 2008, under the overall deployment of the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the "Health Project for Prevention of Disease" was launched. Local governments and health management departments actively piloted preventive health services according to relevant work requirements. At present, the framework of the preventive health service system has taken initial shape. Under this framework, there are both government-guided medical institutions providing preventive health services and social health care institutions offering traditional Chinese medicine health care services. However, from the perspective of recording content, there are problems such as inconsistent recording content and incomplete items, which have caused difficulties in case management and service quality evaluation of preventive health services. In order to promote the standardized management of case records for preventive health services, improve the overall quality of preventive health services across the country, and facilitate the standardization of the behavior of medical instit

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