Valéria Teresa Saraiva Lino is a geriatrician and researcher at the national school of public health/Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, working in primary care. She is a professor at ENSP, where she coordinates the specialization course in palliative care with emphasis on primary care, participates in the postgraduate program in public health, and conducts studies focused on primary care assistance, related to the following themes: aging, palliative care, and integrative therapies. She is vice-leader of the research group "Health Promotion and Care in Primary Care" and a member of the "Study and Research Group on Palliative Care", both accredited by CNPq and headquartered at ENSP. The most recent works address functional decline, muscle strength, social support, violence, and overload of caregivers.
Valéria Teresa Saraiva Lino is a geriatrician and researcher at the national school of public health/Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, working in primary care. She is a professor at ENSP, where she coordinates the specialization course in palliative care with emphasis on primary care, participates in the postgraduate program in public health, and conducts studies focused on primary care assistance, related to the following themes: aging, palliative care, and integrative therapies. She is vice-leader of the research group "Health Promotion and Care in Primary Care" and a member of the "Study and Research Group on Palliative Care", both accredited by CNPq and headquartered at ENSP. The most recent works address functional decline, muscle strength, social support, violence, and overload of caregivers.