The Bellvitge University Hospital held its Research Session and Delivery of Research Grants on Thursday, 29th June. In addition to serving, as is customary every year, to formally present the various grants from the Research Committee to the professionals of the hospital, the day also provided an opportunity to showcase the outcomes of two completed projects. The event featured Dr Miguel Cainzos-Achirica, a cardiologist and researcher at Parc de Salut Mar, who spoke about the utilization of Big Data in cardiovascular research.

The upgraded features of the application encompass real-time operation monitoring, appointment scheduling, online procedures, and navigation within the hospital's premises Users can now access 'El meu quiròfan' (my operating room), a dedicated section offering expert information on the hospital's key surgeries, providing patients with guidance throughout the surgical journey The latest iteration of the hospital's official mobile app is now accessible on both the Android and Apple app stores

The incoming manager will succeed Montserrat Figuerola, who is set to retire on June 30. Figuerola was honoured during today's presentation event marking the transition.

Dr Pere Cardona, coordinator of Neurovascular Pathology and the Stroke Unit at the Bellvitge University Hospital (HUB), addressed the risk factors, symptoms, treatment, and specific prevention of this disease in women during a conference at the Palmira Domènech center in El Prat de Llobregat on June 1st.

543 night shift professionals from Bellvitge University Hospital (HUB) have attended the night session for the presentation of the project aimed at ensuring the nighttime rest of hospitalised individuals, which is a key element for their recovery. The Nursing Management has organized four in-person sessions on the early mornings of May 23rd and 24th to introduce the project "L’hospital ja dorm” (The Hospital is already sleeping).

The exhibition "Scars" brings together a dozen portraits of liver transplant recipients exuding joy in the lobby of the Outpatient Consultation area at Bellvitge Hospital. Additionally, the exhibition features other photographs where these inspiring individuals proudly exhibit their scars, which are adorned with delicate strokes of gold leaf paint. These scares serve as powerful symbols of their resilience, triumph over adversity, and the joy that accompanies the gift of a renewed life through transplantation. The exhibition will remain open to the public until the 22nd of May, providing a limited opportunity to witness this compelling display.