TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (TCAM) IN MEDICAL THESES (1991-2006)

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MORADI LAKEH M.; GOUSHEH GIR S.A.A.D.; AMINI MAHTAB

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Journal: Payesh Year:2008 | Volume:7 | Issue:4 Page(s): 337-344

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TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (TCAM) IN MEDICAL THESES (1991-2006)

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MORADI LAKEH M. | GOUSHEH GIR S.A.A.D. | AMINI MAHTAB | Issue Writer Certificate

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TRADITIONAL MEDICINEQ2

COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MEDICINEQ3

MEDICAL THESESQ3

Abstract

Objective (s): To assess TCAM in MEDICAL THESES during the recent 15 years in medical schools of Tehran, Iran. Methods: All MEDICAL THESES in 4 main medical schools (Iran, Shahid Beheshti, Shahed and Tehran medical schools) registered during 1991-2006 were assessed to find subjects related to TCAM. Theses were evaluated regarding the type of study, grade/ specialty of author and type of TCAM.Results: In all, 28344 MEDICAL THESES have been registered during the study period. Of these, 110 theses (3.88 per 1000) were related to TCAM. There was a statistically significant increasing trend in the proportion of TCAM subjects (P<0.001 ,X2 for trends=42.7). Among the TCAM studies, 37.3 percent were related to clinical aspects. The proportion of clinical topics was significantly higher for specialized degrees than the general medicine (P<0.001).Conclusion: Even though there was an increasing trend during recent years, the proportion of TCAM subjects was relatively low. Re-orienting medical students could play an important role in increasing the production of scientific evidences on the topic.

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MORADI LAKEH, M., GOUSHEH GIR, S.A.A.D., & AMINI, MAHTAB. (2008). TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (TCAM) IN MEDICAL THESES (1991-2006). PAYESH, 7(4), 337-344. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/23949/en

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MORADI LAKEH M., GOUSHEH GIR S.A.A.D., AMINI MAHTAB. TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (TCAM) IN MEDICAL THESES (1991-2006). PAYESH[Internet]. 2008;7(4):337-344. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/23949/en

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M. MORADI LAKEH, S.A.A.D. GOUSHEH GIR, and MAHTAB AMINI, “TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY/ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (TCAM) IN MEDICAL THESES (1991-2006),” PAYESH, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. 337–344, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/23949/en

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