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Yong Fu¹, Linhui Li², Xiaochun Yu³

¹Jiangxi University of TCM, Nanchang 330004, China.

Zhongguo zhen jiu = Chinese acupuncture & moxibustion

|February 25, 2026

概括

目前,针和催化剂的研究重点是有效性,而不是优越性. 定义"普遍存在的疾病"需要一个新的框架,强调患者的经验,并整合各种数据以基于证据的决策.

科学领域:

整合和补充医学是整合和补充医学.
传统中医研究传统中医研究

背景情况:

目前关于针和的研究主要通过疗效和证据地图对研究进行分类.
现有的研究重点是治疗的有效性,但缺乏对治疗方法的全面探索.
优势/优越性的优势.
针和摩克西布斯的治疗方法.
定义定义定义
这种疾病占主导地位.
由于对优越性和方法限制的含糊不清的定义,针和催眠术面临着挑战.

研究的目的:

为了解决了解世界经济的差距.
优势/优越性的优势.
针和moxibustion的功效超出了仅仅的有效性.
提出一个新的框架来定义和评估.
这种疾病占主导地位.
在针和运动中.
为了促进从经验遗传过渡到基于证据的决策在针和moxibustion.

主要方法:

审查和分析和摩克西布斯的现有研究方法.
在定义挑战时识别挑战.
这种疾病占主导地位.
和评估优越性.
关于重建二维内涵框架的提案.
这种疾病占主导地位.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 这是一个很好的时刻.

主要成果:

目前的研究主要评估治疗的有效性,而不是综合优越性.
由于术语模糊和方法不完善,在定义针和摩克西布斯的优越性方面存在重大挑战.
需要一个新的评估系统,以患者体验为中心,并整合多变量数据.

结论:

需要一个范式的转变,超越有效性,全面定义针和的优越性.
建立一个强大的评估系统,结合患者经验和多学科数据至关重要.
拟议的框架旨在加强基于证据的决策在针和moxibustion实践.

关键词:

分析层次的过程过程分析层次的过程.疗效分级-疾病-频谱.卫生经济学评估评估多变量复合评估系统的多变量复合评估系统.主要疾病是针和moxibustion.

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