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Integrative Medicine in Global Health: Pathways for Implementation | WS 09

How can Traditional and Complementary Medicine (T&CM) be integrated into global health systems in a safe, evidence-based, and equitable way? This World Health Summit 2025 workshop explored practical pathways for implementing integrative medicine and examined the opportunities and challenges of aligning diverse medical models. The session discussed the role of integrative medicine in prevention, resilience, and person-centered care. Speakers highlighted that traditional and complementary medicine is widely used worldwide, yet only a small number of countries have fully integrated it into their national health systems. The discussion focused on how to combine evidence-based T&CM practices with conventional medicine, strengthen regulatory frameworks, and build collaborative models that support quality and safety. Participants also examined scientific findings from implementation of research and the importance of education in expanding integrative medicine. Strategies to address policy barriers, support workforce capacity, and improve access were presented as key elements for moving from interest to implementation. This workshop was part of the World Health Summit 2025 in Berlin and was co-hosted by the Bosch Health Campus. Moderator and speakers included Holger Cramer (Bosch Health Campus), Shyama Kuruvilla (WHO), Gilbert Motlalepula Matsabisa (University of the Free State), Amie Steel (ARCCIM), and Sanghamitra Pati (ICMR). The World Health Summit 2025 was a global platform that brought together leaders from science, politics, the private sector, and civil society to advance health and well-being worldwide. Learn more: https://www.worldhealthsummit.org/