Leah Grout, Associate Research Professor at SCUHS, applies her extensive public health research and data analysis experience to TCIM. Her work, recognized by the APHA and Wiley, strengthens the evidence base for integrative practices, contributing to global health discussions at the 3rd WCTCIM.
Mariana Villela, an Architect and PhD student at UFSC, researches the intersection of Healthcare Architecture and Integrative Health Environments. Her work explores how built spaces can support well-being, contributing to the integration of TCIM into health systems. Discover her approach.
Discover Mauricio H. Chaloub, a Naturologist with executive training from Harvard Business School. As a partner at GS Saúde and Casa de Saúde São Lucas, he pioneers integrative health models, combining clinical practice with innovation and leadership. Explore his contributions at the 3rd WCTCIM.
Philippe Sterlingot, Chair of the Osteopathic International Alliance, brings extensive experience in osteopathy and health law to the 3rd WCTCIM. His work centers on ensuring the quality of osteopathic training and care, shaping regulatory standards and professional development globally.
Nathalia Oliveira da Silva, a Sanitary Nurse from USP, is a Technical Advisor for Brazil's National Policy on Integrative Practices. Her work connects public health, primary care, and TCIM, focusing on policy management and research. Discover her contributions to integrating TCIM into health systems.
Roberto Campos Jeldres, a Chilean pediatric hematologist-oncologist, leads integrative oncology units. His work combines evidence-based complementary therapies with conventional care to enhance quality of life for young patients, advocating for humanized and equitable cancer treatment.
Rick Sá, a CABSIN researcher and PhD student, explores the intersection of Biofield Therapies and quantum biology. His work translates complex science into practical applications for well-being, focusing on biocommunication and integrative health. Discover his innovative research.
Silvana Nagai, a Master in Nursing, is a specialist in Phytotherapy and a key TCIM educator in Brazil. She coordinates content on Medicinal Plants for Ministry of Health and Fiocruz courses, integrating these practices into primary care and specialized wound treatment. Explore her academic profile.
Talita Pavarini, a nurse with a PhD from USP, is a leading figure in integrating Aromatherapy into nursing. As a member of Cofen and CEO of Instituto Pavarini, she pioneers education and regulation for integrative practices, advancing professional standards in Brazil.
Victor Hugo A. Mascarenhas, a PhD candidate in Nursing and Nurse-Midwife, focuses on evidence-based obstetric care. His research investigates the effectiveness of integrative practices, such as aromatherapy, to improve physiological and psychological symptoms in pregnant women.
