Oral Abstract Sessions

This presentation explores how Auricular Acupuncture can alleviate hot flashes in breast cancer survivors undergoing endocrine therapy. It presents evidence-based findings, contributing to the dialogue on integrative oncology and TCIM's role in public health at the 3rd WCTCIM.

This oral abstract session presents the latest clinical applications in Acupuncture & Auriculotherapy. The discussion will cover new research and evidence-based practices, exploring their integration into modern health systems for better patient outcomes. A relevant forum for all professionals.

This session presents a prospective, double-blind pilot study on the diagnostic potential of Auricular Assessment for abdominal pain. It explores the accuracy of auricular somatotopy, offering new insights into a non-invasive diagnostic method within integrative medicine.

Presentation #602 is a key component of the Oral Abstract Sessions C at the 3rd WCTCIM. This individual talk offers a platform for sharing targeted findings that contribute to the congress's goal of strengthening global public health through Traditional and Integrative Medicine.

Part of the Oral Abstract Sessions at the 3rd WCTCIM, Presentation #596 is a focused talk on a key topic within global public health. This session offers specialized insights, contributing to the congress's dialogue on traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine.

As part of the Oral Abstract Sessions, Presentation #601 offers a concise exploration of a key topic in integrative medicine. This talk contributes to the 3rd WCTCIM's global dialogue on evidence-based practices, knowledge diversity, and sustainable public health solutions.

This session offers an analysis of TCIM professionalization in Switzerland, presenting a qualitative evaluation of an innovative educational program. The focus is on the learning experience, providing insights to inform the development of effective training models in integrative medicine.

The 3rd WCTCIM features a presentation on creating a Competency-Based Framework to integrate African Traditional Health knowledge into nursing curricula in South Africa. This initiative seeks to standardize practices and enrich undergraduate education, connecting traditional and modern care.

This Oral Abstract Session on October 17th explores the critical pillars of TCIM development: education, workforce training, and professionalization. Experts present new research and models for building qualified professionals aligned with global public health needs.

This national study reveals the significant prevalence of nurses in traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine within Brazil's health system. The findings highlight their growing contribution and the integration of these practices, offering new data for public health policies.