Data: 17/08/2023

This document provides a chronological overview of major declarations, resolutions, and policy milestones adopted by the World Health Organization and its Member States to advance the recognition, regulation, and integration of traditional medicine (TM) into health systems. Beginning with WHA30.49 in 1977 and the Declaration of Alma-Ata in 1978, it traces developments through various World Health ...
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Data: 17/08/2023

This interactive presentation outlines a global WHO-commissioned project that reviews research methods used in the field of traditional medicine (TM), with a strong emphasis on epistemological sensitivity. The initiative explores how research methodologies, strategies, and frameworks can be aligned with the diverse worldviews and paradigms inherent in traditional, Indigenous, and complementary hea...
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Data: 17/08/2023

This document presents a welcome message from the Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine (TCI) Unit at WHO Headquarters, introducing its mission, strategic focus, and global leadership in integrating traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM) into health systems worldwide. The TCI Unit supports countries through evidence-informed technical guidance, normative tools, and capacity-b...
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Data: 17/08/2023

This document presents a curated list of key publications and technical products developed by the WHO Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine (TCI) Unit from 1978 to 2023. These resources reflect WHO’s sustained efforts to promote the safe, effective, and evidence-informed integration of traditional medicine (TM) into global health systems. The list includes landmark documents such a...
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Data: 17/08/2023

Traditional medicine has held a significant role in Sri Lanka’s healthcare system for centuries. In the modern era, Act No. 31 of 1961 officially integrated traditional medicine into the country’s legal framework, marking a strong stance on its value in governance and health system development. The Department of Ayurveda, under the Ministry of Health, oversees traditional medicine governance. ...
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Data: 17/08/2023

Sri Lanka’s ancient systems of traditional medicine have been passed down through generations of medical practitioners via practical, skills-based training under experienced physicians, supported by ancient manuscripts and texts. Historical artifacts show recognition and support of traditional medicine by past governments. Specialized branches include Kadum Bidum (orthopedics), Akshi Vedakama (e...
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Data: 17/08/2023

In Sri Lanka, traditional medical knowledge has been preserved and transmitted through lineages of medical practitioners, where knowledge is passed from master to student, often within families. These lineages or pedigrees each developed their own specialties and treatment techniques. Historically, kings, nobles, and monks served as physicians and surgeons, with royal patronage ensuring the contin...
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Data: 23/02/2024

O documento fornece diretrizes para o cadastro de profissionais na plataforma e-saúdeSP e o monitoramento dos atendimentos. Ele detalha o processo de cadastro, acesso à plataforma e utilização das funcionalidades para profissionais e usuários do SUS. Além disso, orienta sobre o fluxo de trabalho para monitoramento e encerramento dos atendimentos.
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Data: 22/02/2024

O documento descreve o uso do aplicativo Modera SP para triagem e intervenção breve na rede pública de saúde de São Paulo. Ele detalha a formação dos profissionais, metodologia de triagem usando o questionário AUDIT, e intervenções personalizadas baseadas na classificação de risco. O documento também aborda a comunicação e engajamento dos pacientes, uso de ferramentas interativas e ...
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Data: 28/02/2024

O vídeo tem como intuito fazer a divulgação e uma breve apresentação do aplicativo Modera SP.
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