From September 11 to 22, Dr. Kiu and a delegation of 13 patients from the Swiss I.R.C.M. came to our hospital for learning and experience traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
Every year, I.R.C.M and the hospital carry out some academic exchange activities, or remote consultation or video lectures. The study and discussion during this trip involve respiratory medicine, acupuncture and rehabilitation, infectious diseases, oncology, neurology, gynecology, traditional Chinese medicine nursing, traditional Chinese medicine and other specialties. The delegation learned the knowledge through on-site visit and face-to-face communication to further understand the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine and the cultural concepts on which it is based, as well as the treatment, rehabilitation, nursing technology and application of Chinese herbal medicine in the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. The delegation will promote the technology and application of traditional Chinese medicine, and provide more academic research and treatment programs on traditional Chinese medicine for doctors and patients in more countries and regions.
Dr.Kiu expressed their gratitude to our hospital for the thoughtful arrangement. Before parting, they took a photo with our doctors together. They felt that they had gained a lot from the two-week study interview, and fully understood the characteristics and curative effects of traditional Chinese medicine, especially the holistic view of traditional Chinese medicine. The theory of Yin and Yang balance, and the identification of physical constitution had left a deep impression on them. The medical staff of our hospital also said that the international study exchange has provided a good reference and help for strengthening specialty construction, promoting professional research and improving service level, and will continue to strengthen professional study and continuous improvement in the future, and strive to provide better quality TCM treatment programs for patients in more countries and regions.
