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This paper evaluates the international competitiveness of Korean traditional medicine through comparison of its curricula and research with the corresponding parts of China, Japan and the U.S., and seeks to give advices for Korea. The curricula are important because they are the starting point of th...

This paper evaluates the international competitiveness of Korean traditional medicine through comparison of its curricula and research with the corresponding parts of China, Japan and the U.S., and seeks to give advices for Korea. The curricula are important because they are the starting point of the negotiation for opening Korean traditional medicine manpower markets. The curricula of Korean traditional medicine make it comparable to western medicine in that they are independent from those of the western medicine but cover almost all the areas of health. In this point the curricula of Korean traditional medicine are different from those of the western alternative medicine that have only restricted capacity to handle the health problems. In contrary to the western alternative medicine the Chinese medicine is also as comprehensive as Korean traditional medicine. Therefore we must consider this distinction when we think of the opening Korean traditional medicine manpower market or the making inroads into foreign health care manpower markets. Korean traditional medical doctors are encouraged to exploit their comparative advantage in curricula when they penetrate foreign health care manpower markets. If they can present the objective evidence for comparative advantage of better curricula, they will have more chance to enter into foreign health care manpower market with better conditions. Korean traditional doctors can also enter the foreign health care manpower market easier, if there the Chinese traditional doctors are already accepted. That is, they can make use of the fact that the curricula of Korean traditional medicine are as comprehensive and good as those of Chinese medicine and even better. For the western alternative medicine Korea must consider that its curricula are not so comprehensive as the curricula of the Korean traditional medicine. Therefore there must be a legal category for the western alternative medicine in order that the proper negotiation for the opening health care manpower market is possible. Korea has invested in Korean medicine research and its link with the health care industry not so much as China, Japan and the U.S.. But Korean traditional medicine manpower has good quality, therefore it is recommended that Korea invest in this area intensively and selectively.

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