Chinese Medicine Databases
Key databases
AMED – The Allied and Complementary Medicine Database
CINAHL with Full Text – Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature
Handbook of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Selected ejournal titles
- Chinese Medicine – Available from 2006
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine – Available from 1997
- Journal of Chinese Medicine – Available from 2005
- 中医杂志(英文版) = Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine – Available from 1999
Browse print books
- Find shelves on 3rd floor with call number ranges below.
- Books within these call number ranges are organized by subject, so you can find other related books.
Keyword | Call # range |
anatomy | QM 1 – QM 695 |
physiology | QP1 – QP 981 |
pharmacology | RM 1 – RM 950 |
medical ethics | R 723 – RM 726 |
pathology | RB 1 – RB 214 |
public health | RA 421 – RA 790.95 |
nutrition | RM 214 – RM 259 |
taijiquan | GV 481 – GV 506 |
qigong | RA 781.8 – RM 727 |
buddism | BQ 1 – BQ 9800 |
confucianism | BL 1830 – BL 1883 |
taoism | BL 1899 – BL 1942.85 |
acupuncture | RM 184 |
chinese medicine – diagnosis | RC 71 – RC 73.3 |
chinese medicine – physical therapy | RM 7231 – RM 723 |
chinese medicine – materia medica | RS 160 – RS 190 |
Selected ebook titles
- Bing, Z.; Hongcai, W.; Cheng, X., “Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine “, 2010.
- Yang, J., “World Century Compendium To Tcm, Volume 3 : Introduction To Chinese Materia Medica”, 2013.
- Liu, T. & Chen, K., “Chinese Medical Qigong“, 2010.
- Wu, H. & Fang, Z. “Fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine”, 2013
- Flaws, B., “160 Essential Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines”, 1999.
- Kuchinski, L., “Controlling Diabetes Naturally with Chinese Medicine”, 1999.
- Flaws, B. “630 Questions & Answers About Chinese Herbal Medicine”, 1996.
Selected Chinese Medicine Websites
Traditional Chinese Medicine World Foundation – A not-for-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and healthcare practitioners about classical traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and natural self-healing. The Foundation’s educational efforts focus on the full system of TCM, which includes the following practice areas: herbal therapy, acupuncture, acupressure, internal martial arts, the prescription of foods for healing, and Chinese psychology. The educational components of the Foundation are geared toward the general public and healthcare professionals as well as organizations from both the mainstream and complementary and alternative medicine communities.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Information Page – An introduction to the history, basic concepts, and fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Shen Nong Traditional Chinese Medicine – The mission of Shen-Nong Ltd. is to dispel the myths about Traditional Chinese Medicine and to help individuals make informed healthcare choices by imparting clear and concise information about TCM’s uses, benefits and cultural heritage.
Traditional Chinese Medicine: An Introduction – The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health’s informational page about Traditional Chinese medicine.
American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM) – AAAOM is a national membership organization of acupuncture and Oriental medicine (AOM) practitioners and supporters that serves to advance the profession and practice of AOM.
Yin Yang House Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Blog – Offers educational posts about Chinese Medicine and related systems.
Chinese Medicine Specimen Database – Jointly created by the Hong Kong Baptist University’s School of Chinese Medicine and the university’s library, this is meant to help promote awareness of the variety, authenticity, & effective use of Chinese Medicines.
Sahar Khan
- Wahlstrom Library 316
- 203-576-4528
- sahkhan@bridgeport.edu
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