Rosa Jeuna Díaz-Manchay is a nurse by profession. She has earned her master's degree, doctorate, and a specialization in family and community health. Currently, she works as a university professor in undergraduate and postgraduate courses. This work has allowed her to delve into qualitative research, specifically the ethnographic method. Her lines of research include care, family, intercultural health, cancer, environmental health, and vulnerable populations, on which she has published some books and articles for indexed journals. She would like to collaborate with researchers at a national and international level.
Rosa Jeuna Díaz-Manchay is a nurse by profession. She has earned her master's degree, doctorate, and a specialization in family and community health. Currently, she works as a university professor in undergraduate and postgraduate courses. This work has allowed her to delve into qualitative research, specifically the ethnographic method. Her lines of research include care, family, intercultural health, cancer, environmental health, and vulnerable populations, on which she has published some books and articles for indexed journals. She would like to collaborate with researchers at a national and international level.