Parallel Session F

Explore the Chinese perspective on Cochrane Complementary Medicine in a key session from the 3rd WCTCIM. The presentation details the role of evidence-based practices in integrating traditional medicine into global public health, aligning with Cochrane's rigorous review standards.

This session presents the perspective of Cochrane Complementary Medicine Germany. Discover their contributions to evidence-based assessments of traditional and integrative practices and their role in shaping global public health strategies through rigorous scientific validation.

Discover the Korean perspective on Cochrane Complementary Medicine at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session explores the integration of evidence-based methodologies within traditional practices, aligning with global public health goals and the principles of scientific validation in integrative health.

The 3rd WCTCIM features a key presentation from the Chair of Cochrane Complementary Medicine. This session explores the critical role of evidence-based research in integrating traditional practices into global public health, aligning with Cochrane's rigorous standards for scientific validation.

This panel explores The Future of Evidence in Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine. Experts discuss new methodologies and standards for validating diverse knowledge systems, aiming to strengthen TCIM's role in global public health and align with scientific rigor.

This presentation explores decolonizing health as a resistance strategy. The session frames this approach as fundamental to achieving Earth-based Planetary Health, connecting indigenous knowledge with new frameworks for global well-being and environmental sustainability at the 3rd WCTCIM.

This session explores the dialogue between Water, health and sanitation programs and indigenous knowledge in the Peruvian Amazon. It highlights how integrating ancestral wisdom improves public health outcomes and ensures sustainability, a key discussion at the 3rd WCTCIM.

Explore a qualitative study on Indigenous Healing and mentorship rights in Canada presented at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session examines the legal and cultural frameworks that define these traditional practices, offering insights into their role and preservation within modern society.

This panel explores the integration of Andean Traditional Medicine into the curriculum for healthcare professionals. Experts discuss strategies to bridge ancestral knowledge with modern medical education, aiming to create more culturally competent and holistic health systems for global health.