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Culturally adapted flowcharts in obstetric emergencies: a participatory action research study
ArticleAbstract: Introduction: Maternal mortality is a health problem in developing countries and is the result of sePalabras claves:flowcharts, Obstetric emergencies, Postpartum hemorrhage, Pre-eclampsia, Shoulder dystocia, Traditional midwivesAutores:Estefanía Bautista-Valarezo, Hendrickx K., MARIA ELENA ESPINOSA GONZALEZ, Michels N.R.M., Verhoeven V.Fuentes:scopusImproving the Management of Children with Fevers by Healers in Native Rural Areas in the South of Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: Background: Indigenous populations are represented among the poor and disadvantaged in rural areas.Palabras claves:alarm signs, CHILDREN, Fever, Socioeconomic factors, Traditional medicineAutores:Estefanía Bautista-Valarezo, Hendrickx K., MARIA ELENA ESPINOSA GONZALEZ, Michels N.R.M., Narciza Eugenia Arce Guerrero, Verhoeven V.Fuentes:scopusPerceptions of Ecuadorian indigenous healers on their relationship with the formal health care system: barriers and opportunities
ArticleAbstract: Background: The new paradigm of intercultural policies focuses on rethinking the common public cultuPalabras claves:Cultural skills, ECUADOR, Indigenous, Intercultural health and traditional healers, Latin America, RelationshipAutores:Estefanía Bautista-Valarezo, Hendrickx K., Jorge Mejia Chicaiza, Michels N.R.M., Ruth Maldonado-Rengel, Verhoeven V., Víctor DuqueFuentes:scopusTowards an indigenous definition of health: An explorative study to understand the indigenous Ecuadorian people's health and illness concepts
ArticleAbstract: Backgrounds: An intercultural society facilitates equitable and respectful interrelations. Knowing aPalabras claves:HEALTH, Illness, Indigenous, Latin America, Traditional medicineAutores:Adriana Elizabeth Verdugo Sánchez, Estefanía Bautista-Valarezo, Hendrickx K., Michels N.R.M., Verhoeven V., Víctor Duque, Viviana Dávalos-BatallasFuentes:scopus