英文摘要 |
Population aging and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases in Taiwan have led to a surge in demand for hospital outpatient services. The “World Health Organization Traditional Medicine Strategy 2nd ed., 2014-2023” has identified a trend in modern Chinese medicine toward developing diversified cooperation between integrated Eastern and Western medicine, Chinese preventive medicine, and healthcare services. Determining how best to provide and implement a safe medical environment to avoid cross-infection is the paramount concern in this scenario. Focusing on the medical and healthcare services provided by Chinese medical institutions and the proper harnessing of the advantages of Chinese and Western medicine will have synergistic effects on healthcare services for patients and medical service quality improvement. In the area of infection control in Chinese medicine, establishing infection control measures to be implemented and included in accreditation and inspection standards is critical for the improved development of national healthcare and disease prevention systems. |