Knowledges in Practice. Transdisciplinary Developments in Health from Latin American Territories (Vol. I)
Keywords:
Collective health; interculturality; nursing care; plant pharmacology; relational autonomy.Synopsis
Knowledge in Practice. Transdisciplinary Developments in Health from Latin American Territories (Volume I), coordinated by Gabriela Barreno, brings together research that approaches health from an integrated and situated perspective. Across fourteen chapters, specialists from various Latin American countries examine topics such as social thinking in health, nursing education in contexts of armed violence, lessons from ancestral medicines, genetic and environmental factors in autism, missed care in nursing homes, anabolic use, physical activity and cognitive self-regulation, predictors of anxiety during COVID-19, malpractice in drug trading, culturally situated informed consent, leadership and patient safety culture, the pharmacological potential of tarwi alkaloids, teacher mental health, and the relevance of Greek medicine. A collective work that articulates clinical, social, and community knowledge.
Chapters
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Introducción. Tejiendo saberes en ejercicio. Una cartografía transdisciplinar de la salud latinoamericana
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Pensamiento Social en Salud: Contribuciones del campo de las Ciencias Sociales y Humanas en la Salud Colectiva
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Training Nurses in the Context of Armed Violence
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Lessons from ancient Egyptian medicine for Latin America: Holistic knowledge, ethics of care, and community health
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Fatores Genéticos na Etiologia do Autismo: Um Estudo de Caso no Cantão de Buena Fe
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Missed Nursing Care in Older Adults Residing in a Public Nursing Home
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Characteristics of the Use of Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids and Other Substances in Bodybuilders and Weightlifters
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Physical Activity and Cognitive Self-Regulation in Preschoolers: Evidence, Challenges, and Opportunities in Mexico
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Predictor Variables of Anxiety during Social Distancing due to COVID-19 in Men and Women from Cuernavaca, Morelos
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Health at Risk: Malpractices in the Pharmaceutical Trade in Peru
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Towards culturally situated informed consent: a critical synthesis of the evidence on relational autonomy, cultural mediation and community participation
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Organizational leadership and patient safety culture: a review of the dimensions influenced by public hospital management
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Quinolizidine Alkaloids from Lupinus mutabilis: Chemical Composition, Bioactivity, and Pharmacological Potential
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Mental Health in University Professors from the Perspective of Self-Determination: The Role of Psychological Need Satisfaction
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Classical foundations of care: The relevance of Greek medicine in current Latin American thought
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