National Institute for Korean Medicine Development to Host 2nd Korean Medicine Clinical Research Academy

Korean Medicine Professionals in Clinical Research
Applications Open on the National Korean Medicine Clinical Information Portal

National Institute for Korean Medicine Development

[The Asia Business Daily Yeongnam News Bureau, Reporter Yeo Jonggu] The National Institute for Korean Medicine Development will host the 2nd Korean Medicine Clinical Research Academy to promote the use of clinical pathways linked to the Korean Medicine Standard Clinical Practice Guidelines and to enhance the quality of clinical research.

The Korean Medicine Standard Clinical Practice Guidelines Development Group will hold the Korean Medicine Clinical Research Academy for three days from May 16 to 18 at the KTX Conference Room at Seoul Station.

This academy is designed to foster professional talent through training on the following topics: providing clinical research guidance and statistical understanding, understanding economic evaluation alongside clinical research, utilizing clinical pathways linked to the Korean Medicine Standard Clinical Practice Guidelines, and institutionalizing pharmaceuticals and medical technologies.

This program is open to students of colleges of Korean medicine, Korean medicine doctors, researchers, and other professionals in the field who are interested in clinical research.

With the lifting of social distancing measures, all sessions will be conducted in-person, and the educational impact will be further enhanced through practical training.

Applications for participation can be submitted through the National Korean Medicine Clinical Information Portal until May 9.

Since its establishment in 2016, the Korean Medicine Standard Clinical Practice Guidelines Development Group has offered courses on clinical research methodology, economic evaluation, regulations, and licensing education.

To strengthen the evidence base and coverage, the group supports the development of guidelines, as well as the training and capacity building of Korean medicine R&D researchers.

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