To effectively promote traditional medicine learning within limited educational resources, curriculum design should introduce students to “Easy and Important” content (material that is readily accessible and easily connected to biomedical knowledge) while gradually bridging toward the “Difficult but Important” areas that may be less intuitive for learners but highly significant in clinical practice.
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An Empirical Approach to Curriculum Mapping in Traditional Kampo Medicine Education in Japan: Practical Methodological Study.
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