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Moments of 'touch' as a way for mental support in Traditional Chinese Medicine consultations: Analysis of the interactional process of co-constructing understanding of the patient's body conditions in Hong Kong.

Abstract：

:Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a growing phenomenon around the world. However, despite its historical role in Chinese society, there has been limited research on exploring the nature of TCM practitioner-patient interactions in the Chinese context. This study used 10 hours audio recordings of consultations to elucidate how a TCM practitioner used moments of 'touch' (where the term is used to represent the nature of holistic TCM interactions) for co-constructing understanding of the patients' body conditions. In these moments, the practitioner interacted with patients in order to explore their 'Zheng', the outcome of an in-depth analysis of all symptoms such as an imbalance in the pulse, lack of energy. This study illustrates how TCM practitioner strategically used discourse features in shaping the patient' understanding of their current body's conditions, and thus opened up space to elaborate their concerns or seek clarifications, leading to a holistic understanding and compliance with the recommended treatments. Specifically, the data show how the TCM practitioner through using the moments of 'touch' to shape the ongoing discourse so that the patients can have a better understanding of their illnesses. The results suggest that the long-term relationships between TCM practitioners and their patients can be developed through recognising the specific communication strategies used by the TCM practitioners in shaping the patient's understanding. If TCM practitioners can learn better communication skills, it will lead to better quality of interactions and reach better clinical outcomes such as high patient satisfaction and compliance with treatments.

journal_name

Complement Ther Med

journal_title

Complementary therapies in medicine

authors

Pun JKH

doi

10.1016/j.ctim.2020.102516

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-08-01 00:00:00

pages

102516

eissn

0965-2299

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1873-6963

pii

S0965-2299(20)31082-7

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52

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杂志文章

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