전문가의 일치도를 통해 알아본 중요 한증, 열증 지표

This study intended to find out the most substantial items in cold and heat pattern identification(CHPI) questionnaire based on usual symptoms through CHPI diagnosis and evaluation by experts. 120 participants, faculties of OO university, filled out CHPI questionnaire based on usual symptoms by the...

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Published in동의생리병리학회지 Vol. 30; no. 6; pp. 466 - 473
Main Authors 배광호(Kwang Ho Bae), 박기현(Ki Hyun Park), 이영섭(Young Seop Lee), 장은수(Eun Su Jang)
Format Journal Article
LanguageKorean
Published 한의병리학회 2016
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ISSN1738-7698
2288-2529
2283-2529
DOI10.15188/kjopp.2016.12.30.6.466

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Summary:This study intended to find out the most substantial items in cold and heat pattern identification(CHPI) questionnaire based on usual symptoms through CHPI diagnosis and evaluation by experts. 120 participants, faculties of OO university, filled out CHPI questionnaire based on usual symptoms by the way of self-reporting. Then 2 Korean Medicine doctors independently diagnosed them whether they belonged to cold pattern identification(PI) or heat PI, and scored the result of it. Pearson correlation of 2 experts was 0.649 in cold PI and 0.605 in heat PI. Agreement was 75.8%(Kappa value 0.516) in cold PI and 74.2%(Kappa value 0.465) in heat PI. Pearson correlation of 2 experts was 0.649 in cold PI and 0.605 in heat PI. Agreement between two experts was 75.8%(Kappa value 0.516) in cold PI and 74.2%(Kappa value 0.465) in heat PI. Items of high correlation with experts' evaluation followed next: "do not usually like the cold", "usually like the warm", "usually feel cold" in cold PI and "do not usually like the hot", "usually feel hot", "usually feel burning sensation in the body" in heat PI. We could infer from that facts that experts give weight on 'subjective feeling of cold or heat in participants body' and 'preference on sensation of cold and heat'. We also expect this study to be an epidemiological foundation to disclose correlation between usual CHPI and diseases.
Bibliography:KISTI1.1003/JNL.JAKO201607959404593
http://www.hantopic.com/kjopp/KJOPP.htm
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ISSN:1738-7698
2288-2529
2283-2529
DOI:10.15188/kjopp.2016.12.30.6.466