MADRID, 2 MARCH (EUROPE PRESS) –
The HLA hospital group has launched the ‘HLA Futuro’ initiative, a forum in which health care professionals are reflecting on the issues facing the pandemic and the responses that are being developed to build a new form of medicine, with the end of constructing a “most efficient, most innovative and ever-centralized healthcare in patient care”, explains HLA.
Así, ‘HLA Futuro’ has now reunited with 12 experts from the group who work in the first line and in various jobs and with a prestigious reputation in its areas, to reflect on how the medicine of the future will work with healthy professionals it will be the best way to care for patients, as effects will be on the technological frontier, as hospitals will be within one year, or those will be the transformations that tend to face the different specialties.
SIX ESSENTIAL THEMES
The first conversations of ‘HLA Futuro’ are dedicated to its six basic themes to be understood as being the medicine of the future, imposing a reflection on the organization of the sanitary system and the care of patients.
To discuss both topics, the medical director of HLA Universitario Moncloa (Madrid), the doctor Carlos Zarco, and the medical director of HLA Mediterráneo (Almería), José Javier García del Águila, talk about the hospitals of the future; and the Supervisor of Hospitalization of HLA Mediterráneo, Inés Maillo, and the Deputy Director of Nursing of HLA Vistahermosa (Alicante), Manuel Lillo, analyst of the nursing of the future.
For its part, the HLA University Hospital’s Psychiatry Area Service Jefa, the doctor Sara Mayero, and the director of the HLA University of Psychology Montpellier (Zaragoza), Santiago Pérez, converse in the colloquium ‘The mental health of futuro ‘and the impact that provoked the COVID-19. The two coincidences in which it produced an increment of pathologies such as the onset or depression over the confinement and the loss of its shortcomings, which tend to have consequences in the middle and wide space.
Along with mental health, there is another pathology that has a high social impact and it will tend to be obesity. The doctoral students Miguel Ángel Escartí, responsible for the Units of the Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery Units of HLA Hospitals, and Joaquín Resa, Coordinator of the Laparoscopic Unit of the Obesity and Metabolism of HLA Montpellier of the most effective techniques related to obesity.
The most recent conversations centered on the two most demanded and emerging technologies are having a high impact, reproductive medicine and ophthalmology. In the first case, the Scientific Director of the UR Group, the Doctor Rocío Núñez, the Director of the Corporate Development of the UR Group, Salomé López, on the charla ‘The Assistive Reproduction of the Future’ the great social, technological and ethical issues is a specialty, an ambition in which Spain is situated in the world, both in terms of HLA information and information.
For his part, the doctors Pedro Taña, director Médico de Oftalvist, and Roberto Gallego, ophthalmologist of Oftalvist, analyzed in the conversation ‘La ophthalmology of the future’ the retos of this specialty, which confront the great challenges, as his development consideration of the population that, together with other factors, is provoking an increase in ophthalmic pathologies.