Presentations

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 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.

Explore the current state of scientific evidence in Integrative Pediatrics. This session presents an Evidence Gap Map, a crucial tool for identifying research priorities and strengthening the validation of complementary practices for children's health at the 3rd WCTCIM.

Presentation #618 is a core component of the 3rd WCTCIM, scheduled within Parallel Session C. This individual talk explores a specific theme aligned with the congress's mission to advance global public health through traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine in Latin America.

Discover key insights from Presentation #624, an individual talk at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session, part of Parallel Session C, explores a specific topic contributing to the dialogue on integrating traditional and complementary medicine into global public health strategies.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM explores how artistic practices foster Community Engagement in health. It highlights strategies to connect with diverse populations, integrating arts into public health initiatives to promote well-being and strengthen social bonds through TCIM.

A study at the 3rd WCTCIM examines the role of New Zealand Osteopaths in treating headaches and migraines. This presentation details the prevalence and profile of these practitioners, offering data-driven insights into osteopathy's application for these common health challenges.

Discover how Traditional Chinese Medicine offers solutions for pain management. This session at the 3rd WCTCIM explores evidence-based approaches of TCM for Pain, contributing to global public health by integrating ancient wisdom with modern challenges in a unique South-South collaboration.