YU He,GU Xiaohong,LI Xunxin,et al.Multidimensional Analysis of the Inheritance Elements of Famous Senior Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2022,63(12):1109-1112.
YU He,GU Xiaohong,LI Xunxin,et al.Multidimensional Analysis of the Inheritance Elements of Famous Senior Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2022,63(12):1109-1112.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2022.12.002.
Multidimensional Analysis of the Inheritance Elements of Famous Senior Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners
This article proposes that the inheritance of famours senior traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners should be wholism, focusing on not only the skills in diagnosis and treatment, but “
dao
(道)”of the practitioners such as medical ethics and cultural spirit. Therefore, it is suggested to extract the efficiency elements of the famous senior TCM practitioners for the analysis of the process of obtaining the effects, to summarize the inheritance elements in order to decipher the content of the inheritance work, and to summarize the whole person elements for the interpretation of the excellent personal quality and its related inheritance methods. Through the above in-depth interpretation of the efficacy elements,inheritance elements,and whole person elements of famous senior TCM practitioners,the differences and connections among the three have been systematically analyzed to make the inheritance details more clear.Moreover,it is proposed that the efficacy elements and inheritance elements of famous senior TCM practitioners should be fully integrated into the modern school and college education, and an example of the whole person elements of famous senior TCM practitioners should be provided, so as to promote the cultivation of top-notch talents with both
Dao
and skills, improve the quality and efficiency of education and inheritance.
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