Skip to main content

Table 2 Kinds of current and future Kampo educatinal methods by hospital sizes

From: The education of traditional Japanese (Kampo) medicine: surveys of training hospitals and residents

Variables

Respondents

Small hospitals

Medium hospitals

Large hospitals

All hospitals surveyed

816

427/816 (52%)

324/816 (40%)

65/816 (8%)

Kampo education (+)

Hospitals with Kampo education

184/816 (23%)

68/427 (16%)

84/324 (26%)

32/65 (49%)

Current Kampo educational methods (multiple responses allowed)

Hospital independently

69/184 (38%)

22/68 (32%)

29/84 (35%)

18/32 (56%)

Interhospital cooperation

15/184 (8%)

7/68 (10%)

5/84 (6%)

3/32 (9%)

Kampo manufacturers

111/184 (60%)

42/68 (62%)

54/84 (64%)

15/32 (47%)

Voluntary study

28/184 (15%)

15/68 (22%)

11/84 (13%)

2/32 (6%)

Kampo education (−)

Hospitals without Kampo education

632/816 (77%)

359/427 (84%)

240/324 (74%)

33/65 (51%)

Future plans to introduce Kampo education (+)

72/622 (12%)

43/354 (12%)

23/236 (10%)

6/32 (19%)

Future Kampo educational methods (multiple responses allowed)

Hospital independently

61/632 (10%)

25/359 (7%)

21/240 (9%)

15/33 (45%)

Interhospital cooperation

201/632 (32%)

117/359 (33%)

76/240 (32%)

8/33 (24%)

Kampo manufacturers

222/632 (35%)

142/359 (40%)

74/240 (31%)

6/33 (18%)

Voluntary study

265/632 (42%)

154/359 (43%)

101/240 (42%)

10/33 (30%)

  1. Hospital independently means, “Study sessions given by the hospital independentl”; Interhospital cooperation, “Study sessions given in cooperation with other hospitals”; Kampo manufacturers, “Lectures sponsored by Kampo manufacturers”; Voluntary study, “Voluntary study sessions given by physicians”