The Opinions is Stakeholders towards on Curriculum Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine Program

Abstract

The aim of this research is to study stakeholders’ opinions on the Traditional Chinese Medicine Program at Nakhon Ratchasima College. The research used questionnaires to collect data from 52 stakeholders involved in curriculum development. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, including percentage, mean, and standard deviation, as well as content analysis. The research results is stakeholders commented positively on the graduates of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Program at Nakhon Ratchasima College. Specifically, they noted that:

 1. Graduates possess knowledge of and can recall frequently used acupuncture points, and are able to effectively use acupuncture to treat common conditions such as pain syndromes and stroke. 2. Graduates demonstrate morality, ethics, and professional conduct. 3. Graduates are proactive in seeking knowledge across various fields independently. 4. Graduates are capable of accurately diagnosing diseases using traditional Chinese medicine. 5. Graduates exhibit strong leadership and teamwork skills, good interpersonal communication, and are confident in expressing their opinions while respecting others’ views. 6. Graduates can interpret laboratory test results and have competencies in English, Chinese, and information technology. 7. Graduates have knowledge of modern medical diagnostic methods. 8. Graduates are familiar with Chinese herbal medicine and prescriptions, and are able to use them for body nourishment and disease treatment. 9. Graduates are skilled in Tui Na massage for treating pain syndromes and supporting muscle rehabilitation.