Research Committee

The present and future of research at Bellvitge Hospital emanates from the strategic and organizational reformulation that took place at the center in 2009, and which has been revised in 2017 within the new Strategic Plan of the HUB.

The positioning is committed to leadership and excellence and is based on the strength of being a third-level health center, the link with the University of Barcelona, ​​and the commitment to tertiary care, innovation and training. The HUB's research strategy seeks to promote, quantitatively and qualitatively, research at the Hospital and respond to the specific needs of our professionals. With the support of IDIBELL, the HUB Research Committee through the Strategic Research Plan has promoted the creation of the Research Support Unit and the following main actions:

Francina Jaumandreu Charles

Telephone: 93 335 70 11

Ext. 2998

E-mail: 

comiterecerca@bellvitgehospital.cat 

jaumandreu@bellvitgehospital.cat

Marta Climent Agustín

General Surgery. Colorectal Surgery Unit.

Prospective and Multicentre Study on Clinical-biological Factors Predictive of Chronic Colon DIverticulitis (DICRO)

Estefanía Cobos Martín

Ophthalmology

Application of new molecular technologies in the genetic diagnosis of hereditary retinal disorders

Carlos Couceiro Monteagudo

Nephrology

Research Group: Nephrology and Kidney Transplant

Bernat Villanueva Cutillas

Internal Medicine

Research Group: Systemic Diseases and Ageing

Best Scientific Publications Awards:

Andrea Di marco

Cardiology

Improved Risk Stratification for Ventricular Arrhythmias and Sudden Death in Patients With Nonischemic Dilated Cardiomyopathy.

Elena Calvo Barriuso (exaequo award).

Cardiology nurse

Can an individualized adherence education program delivered by nurses improve therapeutic adherence in elderly people with acute myocardial infarction? A randomized controlled study.

Zoilo Madrazo González ("exaequo" award)

General and Digestive Surgery

P-POSSUM as mortality predictor in COVID-19-infected patients submitted to emergency digestive surgery. A retrospective cohort study. Best PhD Dissertation Award: Xavier Solanich Moreno Internal Medicine Mechanisms involved in the inflammatory response and new therapeutic targets in COVID-19.

President:

Dr. Jordi Adamuz Tomás

Secretary:

Dra. Elena Iborra Ortega

Vowels:

Dra. Carmen Ardanuy Tisaire

Dr. Jordi Bruna Escuer

Dr. Jordi Castillo Garcia 

Dra. Maria Molina Molina

Dra. Susana Jiménez Murcia

Dr. Javier Osorio Aguilar

 

They attend meetings as non-voting guests:

Dr Josep Comín Colet. Director of Innovation and Research.

Dr José Luis Rosa López,Vice Dean of Research, Bellvitge Campus, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Barcelona.

Dr Fernando Fernández Aranda, Scientific Director IDIBELL

Samantha Aso González

Pneumology

Study of radicular pneumonitis for its early detection. Importance of the inhibition of induced fibrogenesis for individualised therapy.

Eva Benavent Palomares

Internal Medicine Difficult to treat osteoarticular infections: Aspects related to the type of foreign body, host factors and bacterial multiresistance.

Esther Calero Molina

Cardiology

Impact of self-care in patients with chronic heart failure: associated clinical and psychosocial factors and prognostic implications.

Alexandre Favà Buch

Nephrology

Clinical and immunological characterization of SARS-CoV-2 infection in the solid organ transplanted population.

Helena Cabo Santos

Intensive Care Physiotherapist

Evaluation of intensive physiotherapy in critical COVID-19 patient: a single-centre retrospective cohort study.

Anna Padullés Escarré

Plastic Surgery Nurse Evaluation of the protocol enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) in breast reconstruction using deep inferior epigastric artery perforators (DIEP).

Cristina Subirana Ferrés

Pneumology Nurse

Incidence and risk factors associated with complications after pleurodesis with blood in patients undergoing lung resection surgery.

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