A Review on Integration of Traditional and Modern Medicine
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Abstract
Modern healthcare systems face several challenges in delivering comprehensive patient care, necessitating
innovative approaches that combine traditional and contemporary medical practices. A synergistic integration of
traditional medicine systems, such as Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and indigenous healing practices
with modern medical interventions offers promising solutions for enhanced healthcare delivery. Traditional
medicine’s focuses on personalized care, preventive approaches, and holistic healing complements modern
medicine’s technological advancement and evidence-based methodologies. Integration studies demonstrate
improved patient outcomes in chronic disease management, particularly in diabetes, pain management, and mental
health conditions. The incorporation of traditional practices enhances cultural competence in healthcare delivery
while addressing the diverse needs of global populations. Clinical evidence supports the efficacy of combined
therapeutic approaches, such as acupuncture with conventional pain management and traditional herbal remedies
with modern pharmacotherapy. However, standardization of traditional practices, quality control measures, and
regulatory frameworks remain critical challenges. Building effective partnerships between traditional healers and
modern healthcare professionals requires systematic approaches to overcome communication barriers and establish
common ground. Present research validates traditional practices through scientific methods, strengthening the
foundation for integrated healthcare delivery. The development of standardized protocols, combined with rigorous
safety and efficacy assessments, paves the way for a more inclusive and effective global healthcare system that
respects both traditional wisdom and modern medical advances.
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