Integrative and complementary practices in health, nurses' profile and care provided to people with hypertension: a mixed study design

to analyze the profile of nurses regarding integrative and complementary practices in health (ICPH) and understand how they are used in the care of people with arterial hypertension. mixed-methods sequential explanatory design. The cross-sectional quantitative stage included 386 nurses who completed...

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Published in:Revista latino-americana de enfermagem 2023-01, Vol.31, p.e3914
Main Authors: Wickert, Daiana Cristina, Dallegrave, Daniela, Piexak, Diéssica Roggia, Mello, Marlise Capa Verde Almeida de, Corcini, Laís Mara Caetano da Silva, Schimith, Maria Denise
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Hypertension
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