Clinical Research

1. Introduction

- A systematic review is a research method that systematically identifies, evaluates, and synthesizes high-quality evidence to answer a specific research question (Source: NECA Systematic Review Manual).
 - The Korean Medicine and Western Medicine Collaboration Monitoring Center conducts systematic reviews to establish evidence and disseminate information for the Korean Medicine and Western Medicine Collaboration project.

2. Methods

- The study involves conducting systematic reviews of libraries and prior research results established through previous R&D projects, as well as on diseases and treatment methods requiring clinical evidence.

- The compiled results are organized into a database.

- This database is utilized as an evidence-based information system and will be made accessible through online platforms, contributing to the dissemination of evidence and information.