What are the examination subjects of traditional Chinese medicine?

Chinese medicine examination subjects include Chinese medicine foundation, Chinese medicine classics, Chinese medicine clinic, western medicine synthesis and medical humanities.

Proportion of subjects

The basis of traditional Chinese medicine accounts for 23% of this discipline, and the disciplines involved include basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, diagnostics of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and prescription science. Classics of traditional Chinese medicine account for 3% of this discipline. The subjects involved are Huangdi Neijing, Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Synopsis of the Golden Chamber and Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

In the clinical practice of traditional Chinese medicine, the subject category accounts for 50%, involving internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine, surgery of traditional Chinese medicine, gynecology of traditional Chinese medicine, pediatrics of traditional Chinese medicine, and comprehensive acupuncture, accounting for 20%, involving internal medicine (not tested after studying or having expertise), basic diagnostics and epidemiology.

The proportion of medical humanities is 3%, and the disciplines involved are medical ethics and health regulations. The examination is divided into two parts: practical skills and comprehensive written examination. The comprehensive written test lasts for two days, with two units a day, one unit in the morning and one unit in the afternoon.

Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine

The nature of the qualification examination for practicing Chinese medicine is the industry access examination, which refers to the examination to evaluate whether the applicant for practicing Chinese medicine has the necessary professional knowledge and skills to engage in medical work. Medical practitioners should have good professional ethics and medical practice level, carry forward the humanitarian spirit, and perform the sacred duties of preventing and treating diseases, saving lives and protecting people's health. The whole society should respect doctors. Doctors perform their duties according to law and are protected by law.

The qualification examination of traditional Chinese medicine doctors is divided into two levels: practicing doctors and practicing assistant doctors. The difference is that the scope of practicing assistant doctors is limited, and they can only practice under the guidance of practicing doctors and cannot practice independently. Assistant doctors working in township medical and health institutions can independently engage in general medical activities according to medical conditions and needs.

The qualification examination of Chinese medicine doctors is divided into three categories: Chinese medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine and ethnic medicine. At present, there are three ethnic medicine majors: Tibetan medicine, Mongolian medicine and Uygur medicine. The reference personnel for the qualification examination of TCM doctors are complex and have many categories, including 18 * *.