ESIM Congress Presidents
External Support Project Manager, Roster of Consultants
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Evidence-based approaches combining bee products with conventional care for patient wellness.
See Details ›Holistic nursing practices that weave traditional and complementary therapies into clinical care.
See Details ›Supportive oncology strategies that improve quality of life across the cancer care continuum.
See Details ›Safe, family-centered integrative approaches for the health and development of children.
See Details ›Sum total of the knowledge, skill and practices based on the theories, beliefs and experiences indigenous to different cultures, as well as scientific and professional expertise, used for the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of illnesses and to promote health and well-being.
Used interchangeably for “traditional medicine” in some countries, refers to a broad set of health care knowledge, skills and practices that are not typically part of a country’s established traditional or conventional medicine, and may play a supportive role in conjunction with biomedical care.
Integrative medicine is an interdisciplinary and evidence-based approach to health and well-being by using a combination of biomedical and traditional and/or complementary medical knowledge, skills, and practices. It provides holistic care spanning the care continuum and may involve various health care providers and institutions.
Source: Draft WHO TCIM Strategy 2025-2034