XIA Ruyu, LI Xun, WANG Liqiong, et al. Inspiration of Guidelines for Randomized Controlled Trials Applied in Surgery on Chinese Medicine Evidence Based Practice and Scientific Research[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(22): 1915-1919.
XIA Ruyu, LI Xun, WANG Liqiong, et al. Inspiration of Guidelines for Randomized Controlled Trials Applied in Surgery on Chinese Medicine Evidence Based Practice and Scientific Research[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(22): 1915-1919.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.22.006.
Inspiration of Guidelines for Randomized Controlled Trials Applied in Surgery on Chinese Medicine Evidence Based Practice and Scientific Research
Western medicine surgical interventions and Chinese medicine interventions have many common features
such as embodiment and requirement of technology and skill. Randomized controlled trials( RCT) in Chinese medicine and in surgery field have similarities in the practice process and have common methodological difficulties
including high operability
technical requirements and complex process. Aiming at the problems that standardization of clinical operation easily limited and information bias due to blind method difficult to implement
by systematically introducing RCT application guidelines in surgery filed published in 2016
the authors discuss the inspiration on Chinese medicine evidence based clinical practice and scientific research. By learning the experience of RCT in surgery filed
the authors explore the feasibility and method of applying the test methodology guideline in Chinese medicine field and put forward related guiding suggestion.
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