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E-nnova Health 2021 awards the I3PT APPICS app
 E-nnova Health 2021 awards the I3PT APPICS app 1080 793 Mireia Córcoles
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The project has been selected in the Telesalud and E-Learning category in the first edition of the awards convened by Diario Médico and Correo Farmacéutico. quality of life of the patient, Diario Médico and Correo Farmacéutico, two leading media specializing in the health sector, have convened the first edition of the E-nnova Health Awards 2021. In

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Call for companies in Mental Health of Parc Taulí
 Call for companies in Mental Health of Parc Taulí 1080 720 Mireia Córcoles
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In the framework of the next calls related to the Next Generation that plan to promote the digital transformation of mental health services, Parc Taulí organizes an open event for the call of digital companies on November 5 (10:00 to 12:00) ). read more
I3PT is making progress in implementing the European HRS4R seal of excellence
 I3PT is making progress in implementing the European HRS4R seal of excellence 800 600 Mireia Córcoles
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The Human Resources Strategy for Researchers seal certifies that the institute complies with the principles of the European Commission for the recruitment of research staff, and that it ensures the professional development, job stability and fair remuneration of its staff. read more
Professionals from the Parc Taulí Health Corporation are designing a new pelvic restraint belt
 Professionals from the Parc Taulí Health Corporation are designing a new pelvic restraint belt 1080 821 Mireia Córcoles
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GRW, a company specialized in the design and production of seat belts and restraint systems in the Vallès Oriental, together with two professionals from Sabadell Gent Gran and a professional from the Convalescence Unit of Parc Taulí, have designed Belt Box, an innovative seat belt. pelvic restraint which represents a considerable improvement over existing models in the market. Belt Box is designed to make it easier for staff or family caregivers to secure your…

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Experts call for more investment, more public-private collaboration and a more stable environment to improve health innovation
 Experts call for more investment, more public-private collaboration and a more stable environment to improve health innovation 1080 637 Communication Parc Taulí
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Leading players in the industrial sector, the hospital sector and the network of Spanish bioengineers meet at the conference "Matchmaking Health Technology - In vitro Diagnosis: boost to the value chain in health" read more
At Parc Taulí, the study was led by Dr. Joan Carles Ferreres, from the Pathological Anatomy Service, by Dra. Marina Alguacil (left), from Laboratorio, and by Dra. Anna Moreno (right), from the Obstetrics Service.
They show that COVID-19 can damage the placenta of pregnant women
 They show that COVID-19 can damage the placenta of pregnant women 1080 810 Communication Parc Taulí
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Researchers from CLÍNIC-IDIBAPS, Vall d'Hebron University Hospital and Parc Taulí in Sabadell have shown the damage caused by SARS-CoV2 infection in the placentas of nearly 200 pregnant women. A study led by Dr. Alfons Nadal, from the Pathological Anatomy Service of the Hospital Clínic and member of the group of Inflammatory Molecular Pathology and Solid Tumors of IDIBAPS, has demonstrated the fatal involvement in fetuses that COVID-19 has had in a group of pregnant women between 24 and

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