Zhongwen Fan, Lei Jiang, Guozhi Huan
To investigate the efficacy of a drug-art therapy intervention combining traditional Chinese medicine and modern pharmacology for the treatment of chronic diseases in the elderly. In this study, elderly diabetic patients were treated through a combination of medication and art therapy. The efficacy was monitored by biochemical indicators such as glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) and lipid levels and the data were analysed by t-test for the outcome scores before and after treatment. The patients were found to have significantly improved glycaemic control, enhanced cardiovascular function and significantly improved quality of life after drug-art therapy. This study validates the effectiveness of drug-art therapy interventions in chronic disease management and highlights the comprehensive advantages of combining traditional Chinese medicine with modern pharmacological therapies.
Pharmacological art therapy
chronic disease management
traditional Chinese medicine
modern pharmacology
elderly health outcomes