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We held the second transnational meeting of the European Climate Ambassadors project in Valencia, which aims to equip university students with advanced technologies and skills to tackle climate-related crises. The Polibienestar Research Institute at the University of Valencia hosted the project partners on 15 and 16 April. The meeting focused on the work currently being carried out under Work Package 2. Each of the eight partners analysed three European, three national and three regional natural

On 24 and 26 March 2026, the PALLIAKID project’s Clinical Sites Training took place successfully, bringing together healthcare professionals from all the clinical centres participating in the study. The clinical trial will last 20 months and will be conducted in five European countries: Spain, Italy, Denmark, Finland and Latvia. The training sessions were led by Lidia Bueno from POLIBIENESTAR, with the aim of training all clinical staff in the correct implementation and execution of the

This afternoon, the 19 Euveca partners met in Brussels to bring this project to a close. The 4 years project focused on establishing Regional Centres of Professional Excellence in seven European regions, which collaborate within a European Platform for Professional Excellence in Healthcare, promoting European (blended) and interregional learning and collaboration among healthcare professionals and students from the participating regions. The meeting will last three days. Today’s sessions will focus on final project management and

En el marco del estudio sobre el impacto del servicio de teleasistencia desarrollado por Atenzia Comunidad Valenciana, Polibienestar ha realizado esta semana los grupos focales con los que fundamentará la investigación cualitativa del estudio. A lo largo de estas entrevistas grupales, se han recogido las opiniones de personas usuarias, cuidadores informales y profesionales, con el objetivo de conocer de primera mano sus experiencias, necesidades y propuestas en torno al servicio. Esta fase es especialmente relevante,

  On 10 and 11 March, the Third Transnational Meeting of the European DanceCare project, funded by the Erasmus+ programme, took place in Athens (Greece). This meeting was a key opportunity to assess the progress of the project and coordinate the next steps among the international partners. During the working sessions, held at the Aktios Elderly Care Unit, project partners discussed several important aspects: Analysis of the preliminary results of the DanceCare pilot programme, implemented