奈良県立医科大学医学部学生における東洋医学に対する意識調査 : 継続的漢方講義の重要性

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We conducted the attitude survey in order to investigate medical student's opinion about Kampo medicine among the first- and second-year medical students in 2004 and the second- to fifth-year medical students in 2003. The number of students who answered the questionnaires was 68 in first-year, 58 in second-year of 2003, 39 in second-year of 2004, 72 in third-year, 33 in fourth-year and 23 in fifth-year medical students. As a results, 86.7% of all students possessed a great interested in Kampo medicine. The students expect that Kampo medicine exerts different effectiveness from western medicine. And this expectance would take the interest to Kampo medicine. On the other hand, for 64.1% of the students who answered they had no interest in Kampo medicine, the cause was their own little knowledge. The lectures about Kampo medicine are exerted for fourth-year students in Nara medical university. The 4th year students understand the adverse effects. They also understand that the lectures are needed absolutely in university and the knowledge for Kampo medicine will become more important in future. These results suggest that it is important to continue more lectures to provide adequate knowledge about Kampo medicine for undergraduate students.
和漢医薬学会の論文
2005-08-20