SC430 - Pesquisa em Práticas Alternativas, Complementares e Integrativas em Saúde - 2S/2025 Imprimir

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Apresentar pesquisas sobre Práticas Alternativas, Complementares e Integrativas em Saúde realizadas com diferentes metodologias, métodos e técnicas, privilegiando os debates entorno as dificuldades impostas pelo método científico e, também, os alcances da pesquisa qualitativa para a pesquisa com práticas não ortodoxas.

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Ano de Catálogo: 2025

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