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웰빙 관련 의약학 분야의 국내 연구동향과 측정도구 분석
박황진,이상남,권오민,한창현,Park, Hwang-Jin,Lee, Sang-Nam,Kwon, Oh-Min,Han, Chang-Hyun 대한예방한의학회 2013 대한예방한의학회지 Vol.17 No.1
Objectives : The aim of this study is to analyze the domestic research trend focusing on well-being studies in medicine. Through this study, the researchers attempt to explore the research trends of the well-being in Traditional Korean Medicine. Methods : Well-being as a key word was searched on representative domestic databases of articles and the researchers collected the articles of medical journals published from 1980 to 2012. Finally 416 articles of well-being were selected. Results : Among the fields of medicine, well-being studies have been mainly proceeded by nursing science, preventive medicine and psychiatry. Well-being studies that mainly analyzed the variables associated wih quality of life and well-being to cancer patients, workers and elderly. But every measuring instrument searched with well-being was adapted from western tools. And there has not been any study used measuring instrument of well-being and interventions related to Traditional Korean Medicine. Conclusions : In order to handle the new wave of well-being and quality of life, research methods using tools to measure these variables need to be developed. Furthermore, it seems to be necessary that research on how to take advantage of Yangseng that is health concept of Traditional Korean Medicine.
박황진,이상남,이영준,한창현,Park, Hwang-Jin,Lee, Sang-Nam,Lee, Young-Joon,Han, Chang-Hyun 대한예방한의학회 2013 대한예방한의학회지 Vol.17 No.1
Objectives : The aim of this study is to analyze the research trend focusing on well-being studies in Korea. Through this study, the researchers attempt to explore the research trends of the Yangseng(養生) and well-being in Traditional Korean Medicine. Methods : Well-being as a key word was searched on representative domestic databases of articles. The researchers collected the articles of journals published from 1980 to 2012. Finally 2,413 articles of well-being were selected. Results : Domestic studies of well-being had been increased steadily since the 1990s and they were greatly increased after the 2000s boom of well-being. Before 2000s, the mainstream of well-being studies was to analyse the correlation among the variables associated with quality of life in medicine. After the boom of well-being, the number of researches has been increasing significantly, since 2000s. Various methodologies of well-being studies(especially related various goods and services) have also been developed in the field of academia. Recently the concept of well-being has been evolving into LOHAS, wellness, healing, well-dying and etc. Conclusions : In order to handle the new wave of society and medicine, new health concept of Traditional Korean Medicine should be developed through Korean unique ideas of Yangseng.
박황진 ( Hwang Jin Park ),권오민 ( Oh Min Kwon ),이봉효 ( Bong Hyo Lee ),이영준 ( Young Joon Lee ),한창현 ( Chang Hyun Han ) 한방재활의학과학회 2012 한방재활의학과학회지 Vol.22 No.3
Objectives :The new health technology assessment system introduced in April 2007. The result of the safety and effectiveness for new health technology is published by Ministry of Health & Welfare and it is also reflected in deciding the economical benefits. The purpose of this study was to understand the present status and developments of new health technologies in Korean medicine. Methods :This study analyzes ‘Manual of new health technologies(act) notification’ published by Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service. It included 985 items(covered 426, non-covered 559). We analyzed it by year, technologies assortment and major practitioner. Results :Korean medicine doctors can utilize notified new health technologies, eighteen items(2%) were found. In the Korean medicine, only two new items were notified since 2001. Procedure and treatment were three times more than the higher proportion of examination. Examination items was only eight items(1%) at the Korean medicine. Conclusions :In order to introduce and boost the new health technology of korean medicine, the continuous interest and efforts of people, academic circles and medical profession will be necessary.
종설(綜說) : 기공학 강의 평가를 통한 강의만족도 분석
박황진 ( Hwang Jin Park ),김기진 ( Ki Jin Kim ),이상남 ( Sang Nam Lee ) 대구한의대학교 제한동의학술원 2010 東西醫學 Vol.35 No.4
Objective: In order to prepare the basis for future improvement and development in the lectures, an evaluation was made on the lecture by the `theory-practice` system initiated in `Yangseng Qigong(養生氣功) and practice` at Daegu Haany University. Methods: We surveyed the satisfaction of `Yangsaeng Qigong and Practice` which is the lecture that composed theory, practice at college of oriental medicine in Daegu Haany University. Results: Ii the inquiry for the satisfaction with the general class of `Yangsaeng Qigong and practice`, 83% answered positively. As to satisfaction with theory lectures, 39% were satisfied (3% unsatisfied), as to practice 91% was satisfied. Conclusion: It is considered that the lectures for Qigong practice should be expanded, and more professors with a major in Qigong should be cultivated.
東樞鍼의 비침습적 神門穴 자극이 심박변이도에 미치는 영향
박황진(Hwangjin Park),이상남(Sangnam Lee),박지하(Jiha Park),한창현(Changhyun Han) 한국한의학연구원 2011 한국한의학연구원논문집 Vol.17 No.1
‘Dong Chu Chim(DCC)’ is invented by ‘Dong-Chu Han Medicine Institute(東樞桓醫學硏究院)’ and Oriental medicine doctors at ‘Dong-Chu Han Medicine Institute’ apply DCC clinically for Qi-gong therapy. Since the DCC is shaped similar to ‘round-point acupuncture(圓鍼)’ and the tip of DCC is round, it can stimulate the acupoints of skin non-invasively, unlike filiform acupuncture(毫鍼). The present study was performed to verify the clinical usefulness of DCC by measuring heart rate variability(HRV) that reflect change of the autonomic nervous system. Twenty-five healthy subject were treated with DCC or filiform acupuncture(毫鍼) in turn and HRV was measured during five minutes for three times (before, during, and after treatment, called as stage Ⅰ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ respectively). As compared with stage Ⅰ, mean heart rate(HRT) was decreased and standard deviation of all normal R-R intervals (SDNN) was increased significantly in stage Ⅱ and Ⅲ of treatment of two types of acupunctures. Log-transformed total power(LOGTP) and log-transformed very low frequency power(LOGVLF) were increased significantly in stage Ⅲ compared with stage Ⅰ, especially subjects treated with DCC displayed significant increase of LOGVLF and LOGTP in stage Ⅱ compared with stage Ⅲ. Additionally, there were no significant differences between both type of acupunctures in terms of its effect on HRV of each stage. From these findings, It seems that non-invasive stimulus of DCC affects on the autonomic nervous system and can control the balance of that like filiform acupuncture. Therefore, it would be expected that the doctor can apply DCC clinically for patients who have needle phopia or children. It is suggested that additional studies about the effect of DCC on other acupoints and comparison study about the effect of DCC with those of the finger-pressure treatment using other tool should be done in the future.
한창현,권오민,박황진,이봉효,이영준 한국한의학연구원 2012 한국한의학연구원논문집 Vol.18 No.2
Objectives : This study was aimed to analysis the trend of Yangseng(養生) studies in Korean Oriental Medicine and to consider the scope of Yangseng research. Method : We collected 86 articles on Yangseng study result from the OASIS system using the keyword 'Yangseng'. Results : There were Yangseng study papers that were published between 1963 and 2011. Published 21 papers on The Korean Journal of Oriental Preventive Medicine were more than the other journals. Literature studies account for 78% of total studies, whereas clinical studies account for only 22%. Effects of clinical studies was evaluated mainly by survey. Conclusions : High quality experimental studies and intervention studies have not yet been published. It is necessary to research and develop duration of Yangseng effect and tools for evaluating
손미주,김우영,정의민,박황진,한창현,Son, Mi-Ju,Kim, Wu-Young,Jerng, Ui-Min,Park, Hwang-Jin,Han, Chang-Hyun 대한예방한의학회 2012 대한예방한의학회지 Vol.16 No.3
Objectives : This study was carried out to know the status of clinical utilization of Korean medical knowledge and the Korean medical knowledge system which Korean medical doctors want. Methods : Questionnaires were distributed to Korean medical doctors registered for the Association of Korean medicine via the email and 249 answered questionnaires were analyzed. Results : 50.6 % of Korean medical doctors utilized the textbooks for Korean medicine when they treated their patients. The reason why they did not utilize the textbooks for Korean medicine was mostly that 'it could not be applied directly into clinical application with only contents of textbook because clinical approach (diagnosis and treatment methods) was not clearly described in the textbook'. 48.6 % of Korean medical doctors utilized the EBM materials when they treated their patients. EBM materials that they referred included domestic articles, other EBM materials excluding papers and international academic papers based on PubMed in order. The reasons why they did not utilize the EBM materials were mostly that 'it was difficult to find the evidence' and 'EBM materials were not actually helpful for the clinical practice.' It was found that Korean medical doctors approached the disease in aspects of Korean and Western Medicine concurrently upon the diagnosis of patients and performed the diagnosis and treatment of Korean medicine on the diseases which seemed to be effective with Korean medicine. It was also found that they thought that they needed to know the Western medical knowledge as much as general doctors who have a doctor's license or family medicine specialists who comprehensively treat the general diseases know. Korean medical doctors wanted to have the systematic summary of modern research performance in fields of acupoint, acupuncture, herbal drugs and formula. They thought that constitutional medicine and Sa-am acupuncture therapy were representative characteristics in Korean medicine differentiated from Traditional Chinese medicine and Kampo medicine. Conclusions : Korean medical doctors wanted to establish the Korean medical knowledge system based on evidence focusing on clinical and practical contents. New Korean medical knowledge system should be established based on these requirements in the future.
한창현 ( Chang Hyun Han ),박황진 ( Hwang Jin Park ),이봉효 ( Bong Hyo Lee ),이영준 ( Young Joon Lee ),권오민 ( Oh Min Kwon ) 경락경혈학회 2012 Korean Journal of Acupuncture Vol.29 No.2
Objectives: The new health technology assessment system was introduced in April 2007. The purpose of new health technology assessment is assessing safety and efficacy in deciding a behavior of new health technology according to the Health Insurance Act. This study aims to understand the present status of new health technologies of Korean medicine. Methods: This research introduces new health technologies and their present status, and searches for a development direction for the new health technology of Korean medicine in the future. Results: Thirty seven cases (3%) of Korean medicine doctors who utilized new health technologies application were found. In the status about new health technologies application by technologies assortment, diagnostic test techniques were used more often than treatment skills, New medical technology that included korean medicine doctor as actual user was only one item, i e, HCV antibody test, Conclusions: In order for the new health technology of korean medicine to settle down well, continuous interest and efforts of both government and medical community are necessary.
『회삼경(會三經)』의 육대성상(六大成象)을 중심(中心)으로 한 한의학적연구(韓醫學的硏究)
오정호 ( Iung Ho Oh ),반창열 ( Chang Yul Ban ),박황진 ( Hwang Jin Park ),이상남 ( Sang Nam Lee ) 대전대학교 한의학연구소 2014 한의학연구소 논문집 Vol.23 No.1
This study is based on 『Hoesamgyeong(會三經)』, the interpretation of the Lecture on Truth of 『Samilshingo (三一神誥:Korea’s national scripture)』. And the goal of this study is to arrange theoretical system of Korean traditional qigong training by doing research on the principles of qigong that are contained in Yookdaesungsang(六大成象) on the basis of Traditional Korean Medicine. Yookdaesungsang(六大成象) is the ideas that appeared for the first time in 『Hoesamgyeong(會三經)』. Yookdaesungsang(六大成象) refers to Kong(空), Yol(熱), Jin(震), Seup(濕), Han(寒) and Ko(固), which mean six elements of nature. And they correspond with Sung(性), Myoung(命), Jung(精), Sim(心), Ki(氣) and Shin(身) respectively, which are fundamental components of human beings according to the Lecture on Truth of 『 Samilshingo(三一神誥)』. This has a thread of connection with the ideas of ‘the unity of nature and human beings(天人合一)’ or ‘the correspondence between nature and human beings(天人相應)’ in Traditional Korean Medicine. From the standpoint of modern science, what are more tangible such as Seup(濕), Han(寒), and Ko(固) are considered as changes in states of matter by activities, while what are relatively intangible such as Kong(空), Yol(熱), and Jin(震) are regarded as wave energy. And in the ideas of three yin(三陰) and three yang(三陽), on which the meridian system of Traditional Korean Medicine is based, Taeyang(太陽)-Soeum(少陰), Yangmyung(陽明)-Taeeum(太陰), and Soyang(少陽)-Gweoleum(厥陰) are respectively ins and outs of the human body and they keep the balance between yin and yang such as cold(寒)-hot(熱), dry(燥)-wet(濕), and slow(緩)-fast(急). As these cold(寒)-hot(熱), dry (燥)-wet(濕), and slow(緩)-fast(急) correspond with Han(寒)-Yol(熱), Jin(震)-Seup(濕), and Kong(空)-Ko(固), the correlation between Yookdaesungsang(六大成象) and the meridian system can be ascertained. As mentioned above, the principles of Qigong in 『Hoesamgyeong(會三經)』 are based on traditional ideas and accord closely with the principles of Traditional Korean Medicine. Therefore, further researches on the correlations between principles of Qigong unique to Korean tradition and Traditional Korean Medicine are required.