Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in adults in Chile. Comparative epidemiological studies show a relatively greater burden of these diseases amongst the indigenous population compared to the non-indigenous population. Objective: To describe the concepts and traditional healing practices that converge in the healing process of mapuche-williche diabetic and hypertensive patients, treated in health facilities located in the jurisdiction of cacicado of Riachuelo, Río Negro. Material and Methods: exploratory-descriptive study, socio-anthropological in character, part of the interpretive paradigm that articulates the health/disease/care developed by indigenous peoples, and logical positivist biomedicine. Sampling was ...
In order to help strengthen the care of elderly people from the indigenous and afrodescendant commun...
Objectives: To achieve an approximation the social representations of patients about their dise...
This work researches the ways of managing the health-illness-caring process in ten villages in the N...
Background: In order to create a culturally relevant health model, we examined how users from the Ma...
In recent years, the popularity of traditional Mapuche medicine has increased drastically among non-...
The social changes of globalization and the loss of socio-cultural identity have contributed to a pr...
Arterial hypertension is one of the principal risk factors of cardiovascular diseases among many dif...
Introduction. There is a series of changes in the lifestyle of indigenous peoples that are caused by...
High blood pressure, diabetes mellitus type 2 and cancer are important chronic diseases, which have ...
The objective of the research is to describe the living experience of the health-illness process in ...
Research Question: How does a biomedical health professional with indigenous roots in Chile relate t...
This paper analyzes the transformation process of the Isabel Jiménez Riquelme Family Health Centre, ...
based on an ethnographic approach among Kaingang indians diagnosed as hypertensive or diabetic, this...
Perceptions of health and illness vary depending on culture, tradition, history, ethnicity and ident...
In order to help strengthen the care of elderly people from the indigenous and afrodescendant commu...
In order to help strengthen the care of elderly people from the indigenous and afrodescendant commun...
Objectives: To achieve an approximation the social representations of patients about their dise...
This work researches the ways of managing the health-illness-caring process in ten villages in the N...
Background: In order to create a culturally relevant health model, we examined how users from the Ma...
In recent years, the popularity of traditional Mapuche medicine has increased drastically among non-...
The social changes of globalization and the loss of socio-cultural identity have contributed to a pr...
Arterial hypertension is one of the principal risk factors of cardiovascular diseases among many dif...
Introduction. There is a series of changes in the lifestyle of indigenous peoples that are caused by...
High blood pressure, diabetes mellitus type 2 and cancer are important chronic diseases, which have ...
The objective of the research is to describe the living experience of the health-illness process in ...
Research Question: How does a biomedical health professional with indigenous roots in Chile relate t...
This paper analyzes the transformation process of the Isabel Jiménez Riquelme Family Health Centre, ...
based on an ethnographic approach among Kaingang indians diagnosed as hypertensive or diabetic, this...
Perceptions of health and illness vary depending on culture, tradition, history, ethnicity and ident...
In order to help strengthen the care of elderly people from the indigenous and afrodescendant commu...
In order to help strengthen the care of elderly people from the indigenous and afrodescendant commun...
Objectives: To achieve an approximation the social representations of patients about their dise...
This work researches the ways of managing the health-illness-caring process in ten villages in the N...