Concepció Violán: “We need more healthcare professionals to do research”

The researcher of IDIAPJGol, an entity that she directed for 16 years, talks about her vision of research in primary care and the challenges facing the Institute. Her career has been recognised with the ICS 2024 Research Career Award in Primary Care

The Intelligence for Primary Care research group is born

This group will develop tools based on artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and virtual reality to improve clinical decision-making and optimize administrative processes in primary care

Immigrants with long-term residency perceive some paternalistic attitudes from the nurses who care for them

A study by IDIAPJGol highlights power imbalances and a lack of understanding between nurses and immigrant patients, caused by communication and cultural differences

Consult IDIAPJGol's scientific publications of November 2024

During the month of November the research staff of IDIAPJGol has published 32 new articles in scientific journals of both national and international scope. You can consult them below.

IDIAPJGol doubles the number of European projects and consolidates the quality of its research during 2023

With 24 new international projects, the Institute consolidates its leadership in primary care research, expanding its global impact and commitment to public health: Check the IDIAPJGol 2023 Report

IDIAPJGol recognized with a PAAS award for the DP-TRANSFERS program and an honorable mention for the Obemat 2.0 clinical trial

Two projects involving researchers from IDIAPJGol have been recognized for their advances in diabetes prevention and childhood obesity treatment at the XVII Conference of the Comprehensive Plan for Promoting Health through Physical Activity and Healthy Eating of the Department of Health

The European program InnoBuyer funds the EndoPath project, with participation from IDIAPJGol 

The project developed by the GRASSIR group and VHIR addresses the diagnostic delay of endometriosis with a test based on non-invasive biomarkers, aiming to more efficiently detect endometriosis from Primary Care

The detection of cases of gender-based violence increases from 3% to 42% in the Northern Metropolitan Area

The increase has been made possible thanks to a training program promoted by the Sexual and Reproductive Health Research Group of IDIAPJGol