Research to improve people's health

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Mindfulness interventions have improved the mental well-being of health professionals during the covid-19 pandemic

A review study participated by IDIAPJGol shows benefits of this technique to reduce stress levels, improve the ability to pay attention and increase general emotional well-being

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Mindfulness session at CAP Onze de Setembre in Lleida

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Consult IDIAPJGol's scientific publications of June 2024

During the month of June the research staff of IDIAPJGol has published 31 new articles in scientific journals of both national and international scope. You can consult them below.

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A study proposes prescribing shared meals at restaurants to enhance social bonds

The Fundació Alícia and the Research Support Unit of Central Catalonia of IDIAPJGol and the Institut Català de la Salut have devised and designed the SALSA project. It proposes prescribing group meals in restaurants to foster the creation of bonds between people who feel lonely and to improve and prevent nutritional and emotional conditions

Projecte Salsa

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IDIAPJGol participates in the Annual Meeting of the FLASH Consortium in Catania to advance in European health research

The USR Central Catalonia is the clinical partner of this European project, which aims to prepare health systems to face health threats and their financing

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A study by IDIAPJGol recommends improving follow-up in primary care for elderly people who suffer fractures

Researchers call for early diagnosis, better treatment, and more control over the recovery of patients who have suffered a fragility fracture

Secondary fracture prevention

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A study led by IDIAPJGol and ISGlobal recommends strengthening immunity against covid-19 in people with cancer

Published in 'Nature Communications', this is the most exhaustive research carried out so far on this issue, in which nearly 200,000 patients with active cancer included in SIDIAP, the primary care clinical database of Catalonia, have been monitored

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Foto: Ariadna Creus and Àngel García, Banc d’Imatges Infermeres