​Faculty members from FCSE and the School of Nursing (Lisbon) publish special issue of international scientific journal

Lecturers at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing and the School of Nursing (Lisbon) at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Joana Romeiro and Sílvia Caldeira, are editors of a special issue of the international scientific journal Religions (MDPI), a leading publication in the field of interdisciplinary studies on religion, health, and society, entitled "Religion, Social Networks and Community Support: Exploring Faith-Based Approaches to Mental Health and Well-Being".

This special issue will bring together contributions from national and international researchers, promoting scientific reflection on relevant topics at the intersection of religion, health care, and nursing practice.

More information about the special issue of Religions magazine is available here.

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