1, as the project leader of state administration of traditional chinese medicine project "Investigation and Research on the Demand and Utilization of Chinese Medical Services". This study investigated 10800 households, 42,000 urban and rural residents and hundreds of medical institutions in ten provinces and cities, and obtained more than 600,000 data. For the first time, the resources, demand and service utilization of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine were comprehensively studied. According to reports, the number of outpatient and emergency visits in China is 654.38+0.2 billion, accounting for nearly one-third of the total annual outpatient and emergency visits in China. The research results have been published, state administration of traditional chinese medicine held a press conference, and Xinhua reported to the world. The research results have been adopted by state administration of traditional chinese medicine, and listed as the reference document of the 2002 meeting of directors of the National Office of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the relevant contents have been adopted by the work report of Vice Minister She Jing. This research was awarded the first prize of the 2003 Science and Technology Award of Chinese Medicine Association, which is the highest provincial and ministerial achievement award in the field of Chinese medicine management since the founding of the People's Republic of China. 2. Chen Luojia and Deng University, director of Anhui Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, jointly completed the project "Research on Management Technology of Rural Traditional Chinese Medicine in China" and won the first prize of scientific and technological information achievements in Anhui Province. This is the first provincial and ministerial achievement award in the field of Chinese medicine management.

3. The book "Investigation and Research on the Demand and Utilization of TCM Medical Services in China" edited by Chen Luojia won the third prize of Academic Works Award of Chinese Medicine Association in 2005.