Journal of Acupuncture Research
- 제24권3호
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- Pages.9-18
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- 2007
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- 2586-288X(pISSN)
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- 2586-2898(eISSN)
국내 자락(사혈)요법 임상 실태 파악을 위한 면접조사
An Interview Survey for Grasping Clinical Actual State of Bloodletting Therapeutics in Korea
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Han, Chang-Hyun
(Department of Medical Research, Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine) ;
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Kim, Seon-Woong
(Department of Statistics, College of Natural Science, Dong Guk Univercity) ;
- Shin, Mi-Suk (Department of Medical Research, Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine) ;
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Choi, Sun-Mi
(Department of Medical Research, Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine)
- 발행 : 2007.06.20
초록
Objectives: Bloodletting therapeutics is one of the most popular oriental medical treatments in Korea. In this study, we operate the Interview Survey for grasping clinical actual state bloodletting therapeutics in Korea. Methods : Survey questions were developed based on consensus of acupuncture professors. The list of the Korean medical doctors with experiences more than 10 years is provided by the Association of the Korean Oriental Medicine. The interviews were conducted to 39 members of the Korean medical doctors who answered to used bloodletting therapeutics over 30 percentage a day at previous telephone survey. Interview survey with them were conducted by the well-trained interviewers of College of Korean Medicine student from 29th May 2006 to 3rd June 2006. Results : Korean medical doctors prefer to use the bloodletting cupping treatment(89.5%) on the bloodletting therapeutics. Musculo-skeletal disorder was as frequent as 89.5% of treatment disease. The most common treatment area was back(57.9%), extremity(l5.8%), pain area(l0.5%). The most common instrument for treating was disposable lancet(57.9%), three-edged needle(26.3%). Most Korean medical doctors(60.5%) took up the position that bring symptom relief following good treatment area. 'Recover quickly from illness'(50%) was one of bloodletting good points but 'Sever pain'(34.2%) was a weak points. Conclusion : This survey provides unique insight into the perception of the Korean medical doctors at bloodletting therapeutics. Most doctors experienced symptom relief, received positive benefits from the treatment. Future research needs to provide more in-depth insight into doctor views of the experience.