Culture-bound syndromes in migratory contexts: the case of Bolivian immigrants
ABSTRACT Objective: to describe the culture-bound syndromes maintained by Bolivian immigrants in the new migratory context and analyze the care processes of these health problems. Method: qualitative research with an ethnographic methodological approach. Sample: 27 Bolivian immigrants. In-depth inte...
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Main Authors: | María Teresa Roldán-Chicano (Author), José Fernández-Rufete (Author), César Hueso-Montoro (Author), María del Mar García-López (Author), Javier Rodríguez-Tello (Author), María Dolores Flores-Bienert (Author) |
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Universidade de São Paulo.
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