WANG Hao, HAN Jiatong, WANG Zixu, et al. The spirit of benevolence of traditional Chinese medicine in the context of narrative medicine. [J]. Modern Chinese Clinical Medicine 30(2):49-53(2023)
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WANG Hao, HAN Jiatong, WANG Zixu, et al. The spirit of benevolence of traditional Chinese medicine in the context of narrative medicine. [J]. Modern Chinese Clinical Medicine 30(2):49-53(2023) DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.2095-6606.2023.02.010.
The spirit of benevolence of traditional Chinese medicine in the context of narrative medicine
With the continuous penetration of modern science and technology into medicine
medical staff and patients are calling more and more eagerly for the return of medical humanities
and narrative medicine comes into being. Traditional Chinese medicine contains the germination of narrative medicine
which is rich in medical humanistic thoughts. The connotation of the spirit of benevolence includes four levels: affinity
benevolence
love of things and benevolence. By listening to patients’ narratives
paying attention to neglected emotional factors
and reproducing what patients have said
narrative medicine aims to empathize with patients
establish correlation and belonging relationship
and pay attention to the relationship between people
which is in line with the humane spirit of traditional Chinese medicine. The origin of benevolence comes from the mutual understanding between people of the same kind
which is the idea of empathy emphasized by narrative medicine. On the other hand
the love spirit of self and others has a hierarchy and difference
reflecting the emotional transmission sequence of starting from oneself
and then caring for others from inside to outside
from near to far. The highest level of benevolence is "integrated benevolence" . The essence of the spirit of benevolence and the spirit of narrative medicine share some similarities. Narrative medicine has a rich philosophical theoretical basis
and the spirit of benevolence
based on the traditional wisdom of the Chinese nation
on the basis of the overall natural medical model and thousands of years of practical experience
will play an important guiding role in the localized development of narrative medicine in China.
关键词
叙事医学仁爱精神儒道互补后现代性
Keywords
narrative medicinethe spirit of benevolencecomplementary Confucianism and Taoismpost-modernity
The supportive effect of narrative medicine to TCM professionals
Implications for the reflexivity of narrative medicine from the Shu Wu Guo Lun(The Five Failings of Physicians) and Zheng Si Shi Lun (The Four Lapses of Physicians)
Narrative medical practice based on "reading, listening, telling and writing stories" ——Taking the practice of Rongcheng County People’s Hospital of Xiong’an New Area as an example
Doctor, nurse, illness and aesthetics
Thoughts on the doctor-patient divergences from the humanistic perspective of traditional Chinese medicine
Related Author
HAN Jiatong
GUO Qi
WANG Hao
ZHAO Jingjing
WANG Ruiqiong
YANG Qian
WANG Zixu
DU Jian
Related Institution
College of Health Sciences, Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Institute of Basic Research in Clinical Medicine, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences
Institute of Basic Medicine in Clinical Medicine, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences
Rongcheng County People’s Hospital of the Xiong’an New Area