Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 1 Scope of Practice

First, the scope of practice of Chinese medicine includes the following professional categories:

(1) General practice: those who have obtained the qualification for senior technical positions in general practice of traditional Chinese medicine, or passed the on-the-job training assessment of general practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine recognized by provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments, or participated in the standardized training of general practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine recognized by provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments may register for general practice.

(2) Chinese medicine major: Chinese medicine practitioners who do not meet the registration requirements of general medicine major and practice in rural secondary medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as Chinese medicine majors.

(3) Chinese medicine specialty 1: Chinese medicine practitioners who are engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (referring to Chinese medicine specialty 2, Chinese medicine specialty 3 and other specialties other than acupuncture and massage), their practice scope is registered as Chinese medicine specialty 1.

(4) Chinese medicine major 2: Chinese medicine practitioners engaged in surgery, orthopedics, anorectal and dermatology, whose practice scope is registered as Chinese medicine major 2.

(5) Chinese medicine major 3: Chinese medicine practitioners engaged in ophthalmology, otolaryngology and stomatology, whose practice scope is registered as Chinese medicine major 3.

(6) Acupuncture and Massage Major

Two, the scope of practice of Chinese and Western medicine practitioners include the following professional categories:

(1) General practice: those who have obtained the qualification for senior technical positions in general practice of traditional Chinese medicine, or passed the on-the-job training assessment of general practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine recognized by provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments, or participated in the standardized training of general practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine recognized by provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments may register for general practice.

(2) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty: Practitioners of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine who do not meet the registration requirements for general practice in rural medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine majors.

(3) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 1: A practicing physician engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (referring to other majors other than Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 2 and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3), whose practice scope is registered as Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1.

(3) Specialist of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 2: A medical practitioner engaged in surgery, orthopedics and dermatology, whose practice scope is registered as Specialist of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 2.

(4) Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3: A licensed physician engaged in ophthalmology, otolaryngology and stomatology, whose practice scope is registered as Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3.

Three, registered as other professional Chinese medicine (integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine) engaged in acupuncture and massage diagnosis and treatment activities, shall not be arbitrarily changed.

Five, the term "practicing doctors" as mentioned in these Measures includes practicing assistant doctors.

Five, the term "practicing doctors" as mentioned in these Measures includes practicing assistant doctors.

Professional scope of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine

Can be promoted to the intermediate level of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, dry gastroscopy is no problem.

Integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine 1 scope of practice?

Chinese medicine major 1: Chinese medicine major in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, psychology department of Chinese and western medicine, etc., and its practice scope is registered as 1.

Scope of practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine doctors

The professional scope of Chinese and western medicine is mainly that both Chinese and western medicine can be opened. The specific scope depends on clinical departments. That is to say, pediatrics depends on the disease type of pediatrics. The same is true of other departments.

If you are in a community clinic or a private clinic, you can see everything. This mainly depends on the specific unit.

What are the scope of practice of practicing doctors of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine?

Integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine: medical practitioners who do not meet the registration requirements of general medicine and practice in rural secondary medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(1) Specialty of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine: Medical practitioners engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department and other specialties (referring to specialty of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine and other specialties other than specialty of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine), whose practice scope is registered as specialty of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(2) Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine: A licensed physician engaged in surgery, orthopedics and dermatology, whose practice scope is registered as integration of Chinese and Western medicine.

(3) Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine: A medical practitioner engaged in ophthalmology, otolaryngology and stomatology, whose practice scope is registered as integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(5) expand the scope of practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine:

Application conditions:

1. Those who have a bachelor's degree or above majoring in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine in colleges and universities and have completed a one-year probation period in medical and health institutions after graduation may apply to take the qualification examination for practicing doctors of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

2. Adult higher education, self-study examination, diploma education of traditional Chinese medicine major in various colleges and universities, non-assessment major of traditional Chinese medicine in vocational and technical colleges and non-medical and health schools, and non-working students who entered the school before June 65438+1October 3, 2002, can apply for the qualification examination of traditional Chinese medicine doctors after graduation and complete the one-year probation period in medical and health institutions.

3. After obtaining the practicing certificate of practicing assistant physician, he has a college degree in traditional Chinese medicine in colleges and universities and has worked in medical and health institutions for two years; Those who have a professional degree in traditional Chinese medicine in secondary specialized schools and have worked in medical and health institutions for five years can take the qualification examination for doctors of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

4. Clinical physicians who have obtained the provincial unified examination, obtained the professional degree of Chinese medicine recognized by the administrative department of education or systematically studied Chinese medicine for more than two years, understood or participated in the training class of western medicine learning Chinese medicine recognized by the administrative department of Chinese medicine in the province, and systematically studied the basic Chinese medicine and the main clinical courses of Chinese medicine can participate in the qualification examination of Chinese medicine professionals.

5, seven-year Chinese medicine Clinical Fellow and eight-year graduates have more than one year of production practice and more than one year of rigorous clinical practice training equivalent to undergraduate, and master's and doctoral students of Chinese medicine have more than one year of clinical practice training during their study, so they can apply for taking the examination of Chinese medicine doctors in the year of graduation.

6, Chinese medicine graduates can not apply for clinical, oral, public health doctor qualification examination.

What are the scope of practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine doctors?

The scope of practice of practicing doctors who copy Chinese and Western medicine includes the following professional categories:

Integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine: medical practitioners who do not meet the registration requirements of general medicine and practice in rural secondary medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(1) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1: Practitioners of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine who are engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (refer to other specialties other than Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 2 and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3), and their practice scope is registered as Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1.

(2) Two specialists in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in surgery, orthopedics and dermatology, and their practice scope is registered as two specialists in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(3) Three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology and stomatology, and their practice scope is registered as three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

Scope of Chinese and western medicine practice

Look at the regulations in Henan, I hope it will help you.

Measures for the Administration of the Practice Scope of Chinese Medicine Practitioners in Henan Province (for Trial Implementation)

According to the Law on Medical Practitioners, the Interim Measures for the Registration of Medical Practitioners and the reality of our province, in order to further strengthen the management of medical practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine (integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine), the scope of practice of registered medical practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine (integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine) in our province is stipulated as follows:

First, the scope of practice of Chinese medicine includes the following professional categories:

(1) General practice: those who have obtained the qualification for senior technical positions in general practice of traditional Chinese medicine, or passed the on-the-job training assessment of general practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine recognized by provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments, or participated in the standardized training of general practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine recognized by provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments may register for general practice.

(2) Chinese medicine major: Chinese medicine practitioners who do not meet the registration requirements of general medicine major and practice in rural secondary medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as Chinese medicine majors.

(3) Chinese medicine major 1: Chinese medicine practitioners are engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (referring to Chinese medicine major) 2. Chinese medicine major 3 and other majors other than acupuncture and massage, and their practice scope is registered as Chinese medicine major 1.

(4) Chinese medicine major 2: Chinese medicine practitioners engaged in surgery, orthopedics, anorectal and dermatology, whose practice scope is registered as Chinese medicine major 2.

(5) Chinese medicine major 3: Chinese medicine practitioners engaged in ophthalmology, otolaryngology and stomatology, whose practice scope is registered as Chinese medicine major 3.

(6) Acupuncture and Massage Major

Two, the scope of practice of Chinese and Western medicine practitioners include the following professional categories:

(1) General medical specialty: Those who have obtained the qualification of middle and senior technical positions in general medical specialty of traditional Chinese medicine, or who have passed the training of provincial health and traditional Chinese medicine administrative departments, can register for general medical specialty.

(2) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty: Practitioners of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine who do not meet the registration requirements for general practice in rural medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine majors.

(3) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 1: A practicing physician engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (referring to other majors other than Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 2 and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3), whose practice scope is registered as Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1.

(4) Specialist of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 2: A medical practitioner engaged in surgery, orthopedics and dermatology, whose practice scope is registered as Specialist of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 2.

(5) Three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology and stomatology, and their practice scope is registered as three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

Three, registered as other professional Chinese medicine (integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine) engaged in acupuncture and massage diagnosis and treatment activities, shall not be arbitrarily changed.

Four, Chinese medicine practitioners engaged in medical qigong activities, must be based on the "Interim Provisions on the management of medical qigong" (Ministry of Health DecreeNo. 10. 12) to obtain the medical qigong skill certificate. Chinese medicine practitioners engaged in maternal and infant health care services (integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine) shall obtain corresponding technical assessment certificates in accordance with the provisions of the maternal and infant health care law.

Five, the term "practicing doctors" as mentioned in these Measures includes practicing assistant doctors.

Six, the measures shall be implemented as of the date of promulgation. Previously registered Chinese medicine (integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine) practitioners, whose scope of practice is determined with reference to these measures, do not need to apply for change of registration. Where other changes are made, the business scope shall be determined and changed in accordance with these provisions. Where the practice place is changed to outside the province, the corresponding certificate shall be issued by the Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the scope of practice shall be determined according to the provisions of the province where it is located.

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What are the scope of practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine doctors?

The scope includes the following professional categories:

Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine: A medical practitioner who does not meet the registration requirements of general medicine and is a township and village medical institution and community health service institution, and his practice scope can be registered as integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(1) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1: Practitioners of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine who are engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (refer to other specialties other than Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 2 and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3), and their practice scope is registered as Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1.

(2) Two specialists in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in surgery, orthopedics and dermatology, and their practice scope is registered as two specialists in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(3) Three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology and stomatology, and their practice scope is registered as three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

Registration scope of practicing doctors of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine

First, the scope of practice of doctors.

(a) the scope of practice of dentists:

1, stomatology.

2, other professional provisions of the administrative department of health at or above the provincial level.

(two) the scope of practice of public health doctors:

1, major in public health.

2, other professional provisions of the administrative department of health at or above the provincial level.

(four) categories of traditional Chinese medicine (including traditional Chinese medicine, ethnic medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine):

1, majoring in traditional Chinese medicine.

2. Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine.

3. Mongolian medicine major.

4. Tibetan medicine major.

5. Uygur medicine major.

6. Dai medicine major.

7, other professional health administrative departments at or above the provincial level.

(9) expand the scope of practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine:

First, it does not belong to the scope of practice.

(a) the implementation of emergency medical care for patients.

(2) Clinicians change their clinical disciplines according to Regulations on Standardized Training of Residents and Trial Measures for Standardized Training of General Practitioners.

(3) According to the relevant provisions of the state, the approved medical, prevention and health care institutions, health support for agriculture, consultation, advanced studies and academic exchanges undertake the tasks assigned by * * * and the free clinic approved by the administrative department of health.

Two. Materials required for applying for changing the scope of practice

(a) the application form for the change of the scope of practice of doctors uniformly printed by the provincial health administrative department.

(2) doctor qualification certificate.

(3) a doctor's practice certificate.

(4) Advanced diploma or certificate of passing the training examination corresponding to the scope of practice to be changed.

(five) the employer agrees to change the scope of practice.

(six) other materials as prescribed by the administrative department of health at or above the provincial level.

What are the scope of practice of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine doctors?

The scope of practice of practicing doctors of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine includes the following professional categories:

Integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine: medical practitioners who do not meet the registration requirements of general medicine and practice in rural secondary medical institutions and community health service institutions can be registered as integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(1) Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1: Practitioners of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine who are engaged in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, emergency department, preventive health care department, rehabilitation department, clinical psychology department, etc. (refer to other specialties other than Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 2 and Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 3), and their practice scope is registered as Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialty 1.

(2) Two specialists in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in surgery, orthopedics and dermatology, and their practice scope is registered as two specialists in integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

(3) Three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine: practicing doctors engaged in ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology and stomatology, and their practice scope is registered as three professionals of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.