Vall d'Hebron Barcelona Hospital Campus
Experts
Cellular Plasticity and Cancer
Early clinical drug development
Genitourinary Tumors, CNS and Sarcoma
Translational Research Group on Sarcomas
Learning Resources
Classes: School in the Hospital
Primary purpose: To provide educational support and continuity to children and adolescents undergoing medium and long-term hospitalization to minimize the impact on their education.
Target audience: Children and adolescents of medium and long-stay hospitalization in the compulsory school stage.
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Trainings: The residence in Vall d'Hebron
Primary purpose: To provide highly complex health care in a public, university, and community hospital setting, offering opportunities for residents to further their medical education and training.
Target audience: Medical school graduates who have completed their medical degree.
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Courses: Vall d´Hebron classroom
Primary purpose: To provide comprehensive and innovative training for healthcare professionals, both internal and external, while promoting knowledge management and excellence in teaching methodologies. Offer a wide range of courses, such as conferences, workshops, and support structures for knowledge management.
Target audience: Professionals in the healthcare field.
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Facility: cyber@ula
Primary purpose: To provide a space for volunteers, associations, and parents to organize and collaborate on various activities for admitted children, such as games, workshops, magic shows, and storytelling.
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Facility: Barcelona Space
Primary purpose: To provide a leisure area with a Barça theme for hospitalized children, offering recreational activities and entertainment to make their hospital stay more enjoyable.
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Tool: Scankids VH
Primary purpose: To use gamification and 3D animations to prepare and inform children between the ages of 6 and 12 for diagnostic imaging tests at Vall d'Hebron University Hospital in a playful and informative manner, guided by their parents, caregivers, and health professionals.
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