Ethical Issues on Hospital Centralized Monitoring for the Safety of Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) Injections / 世界科学技术-中医药现代化
Hui WANG; Junhua ZHANG; Wenke ZHENG; Jingbo ZHAI; Chunxiang LIU; Yuhong HUANG; Baohe WANG.
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine
; (12): 161-165, 2017.
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The safety of TCM injection triggered attentions and hotspots in recent years in China.The centralized monitoring of TCM injection provided important evidence for analyzing the safety risk of TCM injections,recognizing adverse reactions and contraindications and perfecting the instructions.This study aimed at exploring the ethical problems on centralized monitoring.In this paper,we retrieved and screened the ethical issues of TCM injections over hospital centralized monitoring in China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI,1979-Ju1.,2016).Issues over it were put forward and addressed.It is found that the current ethical issues related to hospital centralized monitoring lacks sufficient attentions,corresponding norms and requirements.Based on the ethical issues reflected from the literatures,suggestions should be pressed ahead with the ethical review of centralized surveillance,signing of informed consents,registration of research programs,data statistics and reporting stages,for the better protection of the rights and interests of subjects and improvement of research quality.
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