온라인강의
강사명Myeongsoo Lee
강의시간11분
강의개설일2025-12-09
강의소개
The recent collection of BMJ Acupuncture shows a large body of evidence for acupuncture in various
conditions and discusses how to improve the evidence base. The evidence for acupuncture is changing and also
impacting health policy and clinical practice, including adoption and exclusion in clinical practice guidelines.
This presentation will summarize current research trends on acupuncture treatment and methodological issues in
acupuncture research. We will discuss clinical trial trends and the issue of including controls, sham acupuncture, and
acupuncture treatment in efficacy studies. The current limitation of verum acupuncture in placebo-controlled trials for
hot flashes and oat arthritis will be discussed using a network meta-analysis. The quality of placebo control reporting
will be discussed and the new guideline on placebo control reporting in acupuncture trials will be presented. This may
serve as a guide for future research.
강사소개
Prof. Myeong Soo Lee is a principal researcher at the Korea Institute of Oriental
Medicine, South Korea. He studied evidence-based medicine for complementary medicine
at Peninsula Medical School, University of Exeter and Plymouth, UK. He is adjunct professors of London South Bank
University, UK, Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Lanzhou University, and Beijing University of Chinese
Medicine. He is also a professor of Korean Convergence Medical Science, University of Science & Technology, Korea
He is a founding member of the International Society of Complementary Medicine Research and a board member
from 2011 to 2021. He serves as a member of the RIGHT group and is the chair of Guideline International Network
Asia. He is responsible for the Cochrane Complementary Medicine Korea. He is involved in many major CAM journals
as board member. He is author of over 580 publications and among top 2% of world scientists.