[Between tradition and modernity, traditional medicine and nursing in Ivory Coast].

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2019
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Abstract
As is the case in many African countries, traditional medicine is deeply rooted in the Ivorian culture and healthcare system and has long been the only form of medical care available. In line with the WHO's strategy, the Ivorian health authorities provide a framework and practice guidelines in order to limit aberrations and facilitate a form of patient care which combines both traditional practices and conventional medicine.
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Authors Canivet, Marius;Lecocq, Dan;
Journal revue de l'infirmiere
Year 2019
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S1293-8505(18)30387-7
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