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Historical Difference Between Traditional Korean Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine
Neurological Research, 2007Although traditional Korean medicine (TKM) has been influenced by traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), it has developed distinctive features. Around the tenth century, Chinese medical books were introduced to Korea. In those days, Koreans started movement to develop its own medical system.We reviewed Korean and Chinese medical literatures, and analysed ...
Hi-Joon Park
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Traditional Korean Medicine: Now and the Future
Neurological Research, 2007The foundation of traditional Korean medicine (TKM) was originally set out in Korean mythology 5000 years ago. It has developed unique medical theories and methods to treat diseases including neurological disorders such as stroke, epilepsy and Parkinson's disease.Main components of TKM consist of medicinal treatment, acupuncture and Sasang ...
Hun-Kuk Park, Kang-Hyun Leem
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Application of the Health Technology Assessment in Korean Traditional Medicines
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2021Background: South Korea is the first Asian country to adopt health technology assessment (HTA) as a tool to support decision-making concerning pricing and reimbursement of drugs in 2007. Korean traditional medicines have been continuously marginalized in the modern paradigm of evidence-based medicine.
Hye-Young, Kwon +2 more
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The Practice of Traditional Korean Medicine in Washington, D.C.
Social Science & Medicine, 1989Therapeutic relationships between Korean immigrants and their hanui, traditional Korean professional physicians, and the role adaptation of these physicians in the United States are discussed. The professional practices of four hanui who work in the Washington, D.C., area are examined through case studies.
Keum Young Pang
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The Use of Traditional and Western Medicine Among Korean American Elderly
Journal of Community Health, 2002With the current wave of Asian immigration to the United States, awareness of their use of traditional medicine, often in combination with Western medicine, is an increasingly salient issue for health care professionals. This paper describes the use of traditional and Western medicine by Korean American elderly and factors that are associated with ...
Miyong T Kim, Hae-Ra Han, Kim B Kim
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Modernisation of the system of traditional Korean medicine (1876–1990)
Health Policy, 1998For the past two centuries or so, the emergence and growth of scientific medicine has resulted in the gradual replacement non-scientific medical practitioners with scientific medical practitioners at the field of public health in most Western countries.
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The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2014
Few studies have been conducted among pediatric patients to examine clinical outcomes associated with the combined use of Oriental medicine and other therapies to treat epilepsy. The purpose of this study was to examine the clinical and laboratory characteristics of children with epilepsy being treated with traditional Korean medicine (TKM) in addition
Gyu-Min, Yeon +3 more
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Few studies have been conducted among pediatric patients to examine clinical outcomes associated with the combined use of Oriental medicine and other therapies to treat epilepsy. The purpose of this study was to examine the clinical and laboratory characteristics of children with epilepsy being treated with traditional Korean medicine (TKM) in addition
Gyu-Min, Yeon +3 more
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Traditional Chinese Medicine, Korean Traditional Herbal Medicine, and Japanese Kanpo Medicine
2016Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) attributes its origin to Shen Nong, an ancient ruler who introduced the cultivation of four cereals plus soya bean, thus providing a complete diet without relying on animal protein. After personally tasting hundreds of herbs and being periodically poisoned in the process, he also wrote Shen Nong Bencao Jing, the first
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European Journal of Integrative Medicine, 2019
Abstract Introduction This study investigated the current status of the Health Promotion Programme using Traditional Korean Medicine (HaPP-TKM). A survey of public health Traditional Korean Medicine (TKM) doctors asked for suggestions on developing the system and programmes so that TKM public health doctors can practice effectively in different ...
Ju Ah Lee +4 more
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Abstract Introduction This study investigated the current status of the Health Promotion Programme using Traditional Korean Medicine (HaPP-TKM). A survey of public health Traditional Korean Medicine (TKM) doctors asked for suggestions on developing the system and programmes so that TKM public health doctors can practice effectively in different ...
Ju Ah Lee +4 more
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Traditional medicine, professional monopoly and structural interests: a Korean case
Social Science & Medicine, 2000Oriental medicine (OM) is a widely practised traditional healing modality across the East Asian countries. The typical operating mode of traditional medicine in the region is characterized by a relatively stable, though asymmetrical, relationship with the biomedically-oriented health care system with a varying degree of collaboration. The present paper
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