PROJECTS
The main objective of Actyren-HD is to evaluate the effectiveness of an exercise program on improving the physical capacity of chronic kidney disease patients undergoing hemodialysis treatment. Additionally, its effect on quality of life, function during activities of daily living, strength and symptoms of anxiety and depression will be investigated.
The present study compares patients with and without chronic postsurgical pain after knee arthroplasty using different experimental pain techniques to assess their local and widespread sensitization and conditioned pain modulation
A group of professors at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Welfare and Osonament Foundation have started the ESTIGMA project aiming at identifying the perceptions of health sciences students toward mental health disorders.
The aim of this project is to test actions for Social Prescribing in Natural spaces and assess their impact in terms of reducing feelings of loneliness and improving quality of life in urban contexts.
The aim of this project is to reduce loneliness in people suffering from cronicity within the “Friendship in Nature” intervention, which test the effectiveness of group activities with people suffering the same situation to lessen the feelings of loneliness and increase the knowledge and use of the community resources.
The main objective is to determine the predictive factors of impaired lung function in a sample of nursing home residents, previously infected by COVID-19.
The aim of this project is to inform and accompany the children during their vaccination process so that they may overlap their fears with the idea that the medicine can actually be fun.
The aim of the project is to evaluate the effectiveness of an eight-week telematic educational program, in hemodialysis patients who are on a waiting list for their first Kidney Donor Transplant (TR) from a cadaver donor
Renewing Ergonomic Education for Health Care Students in European HEIs (RENE) Project is set to improve an unify the patient handling education in health care sector.
“Co-created ITC solutions for Alzheimer’s Informal Caregiving” aims to develop ICT enhancements designed to make day-to-day care for caregivers of Alzheimer’s easier.
“Co-created ITC solutions for Alzheimer’s Informal Caregiving” aims to develop ICT enhancements designed to make day-to-day care for caregivers of Alzheimer’s easier.
The project focuses on academic burnout and psychological distress in 1st year students of university health related degrees, as well as their proficiency profile and personality.
The main topic is knowing the pain experienced by patients with cancer, treated in the daycare oncohematology hospital (HDOH) within the HUV (University Hospital of Vic).
Collaborative projects
The ResiCOVID19 project has two main objectives: to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the long term care system in Catalonia but also to their residents, families, and health care workers. The second objective is to develop proposals of improvement for the care model in Catalonia.
The Persons with Refugee Experience Education Project – Interprofessional (PREP IP) responds to the need for practising rehabilitation professionals to develop key competencies to meet refugees’ unique health needs better.
Industrial Doctorates
It is a quasi-experimental pilot study of the doctoral thesis of Iván Sánchez-Martínez.
This project is part of Mireia Vilamala‘s doctoral thesis, linked to the Industrial Doctorate program between Osonament and UVic, directed by Dra. Cristina Vaqué and Dr. Ruben del Rio.
The project will be performed by the Zyrcular Foods group in collaboration with the UVIC-UCC. This consists of an industrial PhD carried out by Gil Vila Clarà and supervised by Anna Vila-Martí and Míriam Torres-Torres.