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Overseas Network, February 28th Hong Kong’s recent severe new crown epidemic The Hong Kong Hospital Authority launched the “Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment Service for Nursing Homes” program, whereby registered Chinese medicine practitioners provide TCM diagnosis and treatment for nursing home residents infected with the new crown, which has achieved initial results.
According to Hong Kong’s “Economic Times” report on the 28th, the Hong Kong government plans to use nursing homes as units to provide remote Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment or services by registered Chinese medicine practitioners. Prescribing traditional Chinese medicine, providing three diagnosis and treatment, and arranging the delivery of traditional Chinese medicine to the hospital, the patient can also reduce the cost of diagnosis and treatment.
The service was launched on a trial basis on February 21. Both the Hong Kong Baptist University and the Hong Kong Registered Chinese Medicine Association have participated in the pilot program, and have served 22 nursing homes so far. Bian Zhaoxiang, vice-president of Hong Kong Baptist University, said that the program has received positive feedback, and most of the patients who have been diagnosed have improved after taking Chinese medicine. Ms. Chen, the person in charge of a nursing home in Sham Shui Po, who participated in the plan, also pointed out that 7 elderly people in the institution were diagnosed. After participating in Chinese medicine treatment, some elderly people have turned negative, and their cough has also greatly improved. . (Wu Qian, Overseas Network)
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