Diagnosis of TCM 3 is the third part of the Diagnosis of Traditional Chinese Medicine series. Building upon the foundational knowledge from the previous two courses, this course focuses on differentiating etiology, pathogenesis, treatment principles, prevention, and health preservation in Traditional Chinese Medicine diagnosis. Students will learn to establish treatment plans based on diagnosis, communicate TCM diagnostic and treatment information effectively, adapt treatment according to patient characteristics and needs, select appropriate acupuncture points and herbal formulas, and devise suitable courses of acupuncture and herbal treatment.

Regular attendance is required to ensure comprehension of the material covered. Attendance will be recorded, and absences may affect the final grade.

To successfully complete the course, students must achieve a minimum passing grade of 60%. Attendance is mandatory and will be taken into account when determining the final grade.

• Demonstrate the ability to establish treatment plans based on TCM diagnosis.
• Effectively communicate TCM diagnostic and treatment information to healthcare professionals and third parties.
• Identify and mitigate potential complications or adverse reactions during treatment.
• Modify treatment strategies based on patient characteristics, needs, and responses.
• Select appropriate acupuncture points, point combinations, and treatment areas for various conditions.
• Design acupuncture treatment courses and therapeutic modalities tailored to individual patients.
• Devise suitable TCM herbal formulas and courses of herbal treatment based on patient diagnoses.