Mapping the experience and use of traditional healing in Northern Norway. Among conventional health care providers, users and traditional healers

Reviews have explored women’s and health care providers’ experiences regarding uptake of routine antenatal services [3]; group versus conventional antenatal care [8];

This study has provided increased knowledge of how health personnel handle and understand “ reading ” as a form of traditional healing in two communities in Northern Norway..

This study, therefore, identifies that there is a gab in the literature and based on that, the study aims at documenting the Dagomba traditional knowledge of herbal medicine and

This study has provided increased knowledge of how health personnel handle and understand “ reading ” as a form of traditional healing in two communities in Northern Norway..

Introduction ... 164 Infant Feeding Teachings from Indigenous Grandmothers: Generating Knowledge through Sharing Circles ... 168 The Impact of Cultural Determinants on

We will examine the qualitative research literature on perception of and communication about the risk of com- plementary therapies among oncology experts (doctors and nurses),

Conclusion: A considerable number of the participants in this study employed parallel health care modalities including visits to conventional, traditional, and complementary

9,5 One explanation is that it is more usual to initially visit traditional healers in rural areas, another is that in rural areas the access to good health care is more