T/CACM 1093-2018 The standard operating procedures for traditional Chinese medicine in the prevention of diseases: Abdominal acupuncture for health preservation

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Main Technical Content: This specification is a normative document in China used to guide and standardize the application of traditional Chinese medicine navel therapy in disease prevention. The purpose of compiling and promulgating this specification is to provide hospitals and health care institutions at all levels with standardized clinical operation guidelines for navel therapy in disease prevention, guide relevant physicians and health care personnel to correctly use navel therapy to prevent and treat diseases, make the application of navel therapy more standardized, safer, and better serve the health of the general public. This specification is systematically developed based on the clinical advantages of navel therapy in disease prevention, targeting specific clinical situations, referring to ancient literature, the experience of famous doctors, and the best modern clinical research evidence, and combining the values and wishes of patients to help clinicians and patients make appropriate choices. The overall approach of this specification is: on the basis of the practice and clinical research of navel therapy in disease prevention, following the principles and methods of evidence-based medicine, combining internationally recognized norms for evaluating the quality of evidence and grading recommendations with ancient literature evidence and the clinical evidence of famous and elderly TCM experts to form a draft standard, and then combining clinical research evidence with the consensus opinions of a large number of experts to develop guidance opinions that can ensure the standardized operation of navel therapy, have clinical efficacy and safety, and effectively guide clinical practice. The evidence level of the recommended schemes in this specification mainly adopts the GRADE (Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation) system recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), which classifies recommendations into two levels: strong recom

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