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Building trust through evidence: why digital healing must learn humility
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- Song Jeong-suk, president of the Korea Integrative Healing Association (KIHA), argues in a column that digital healing tools need 'humble evidence' to earn trust.
- In Chapter 11 of her book 'Digital Healing Theory Level I', President Song Jeong-suk introduces clinical trials, the 'digital placebo' and the concept of real-world evidence.
- The columnist encourages readers to start today by briefly recording the rhythm of their mind, even without any elaborate tools.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디지털치유론] 증거로 신뢰를 짓는 법, 디지털 치유가 배워야 할 겸손함
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