Parallel Session E

Explore the pioneering program integrating TCIM in Brazilian Hospitals. This session details the implementation and results of the initiative at Albert Einstein Hospital, a landmark case for connecting traditional and modern medicine within a major Latin American healthcare system.

This presentation outlines the global TCIH research agenda addressing the public health threat of Antimicrobial Resistance. It details evidence-based strategies and integrative approaches, connecting traditional knowledge with modern scientific validation for a comprehensive response.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM details the creation of an evidence map for Naturopathic Interventions against antimicrobial resistance. The session presents a systematic approach to organizing scientific findings, contributing to the dialogue on integrative health solutions for a global challenge.

Discover the insights from Presentation #752, a focused talk at the 3rd WCTCIM. As part of Parallel Session E, this session offers a deep dive into specific advancements in integrative medicine, contributing to the congress's goal of strengthening global public health.

Explore Presentation #751, an individual talk scheduled within Parallel Session E at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session provides specialized insights on a key topic in traditional and integrative medicine, contributing to the broader dialogue on advancing global public health.

This WCTCIM panel explores practical Experiences with Hospitals integrating TCIM. Experts will discuss successful models and challenges in combining traditional practices with modern healthcare, showing how this integration strengthens public health systems.

Experts will explore how Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine can address the global challenge of Antimicrobial Resistance. This WCTCIM panel discusses evidence-based approaches and innovative strategies to manage this critical public health issue, aligning with global health goals.

This WCTCIM panel convenes specialists to discuss the clinical application and scientific validation of Integrative Pediatric Oncology. The session explores how evidence-based complementary practices are integrated into conventional treatments to improve outcomes and quality of life for young patients.

This session at the 3rd WCTCIM explores methods for evaluating Planetary Health Knowledge among physicians and medical teachers. It discusses current assessment strategies and the need to integrate this competency into medical education to address global public health challenges effectively.

The EATGOOD randomized trial evaluates digital strategies to promote the Planetary Health Diet among hospital staff. This session at the 3rd WCTCIM will present the first results, offering key insights into fostering sustainable eating habits within healthcare environments.