We celebrate the 50th edition of the B&L!

Presentation of 3 success projects: Muvity, Co-Elna and Fes-te Salut!

We celebrated the 50th edition of the B&L of the TECSAM Network, in a session full of knowledge, inspiration and connection, where three success stories from the Network were presented that show the strength of collaboration and co-creation:

• Muvity, a technological spin-off of gamified telerehabilitation, presented by Gil Serrancolí, Chief Scientific Officer. Serrancolí explained how, through gamified exercises and remote monitoring, patients have been able to maintain or recover mobility from home with autonomy and safety. The application turns each movement into a motivating experience and has allowed therapists to follow the evolution with objective data, overcoming the limitations of conventional systems.
• Co-Elna, a co-creation project focused on mental health and motherhood, presented by Susana Ochoa, psychologist and head of Research at the Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu and member of the Network, and by Alicia Mendo (UOC), co-creator of the project and member of the Mental Health Ethics Committee of Sant Joan de Déu. The speakers explained that the project has focused on the gender perspective and co-creation with users, accompanying mothers with serious mental disorders. It has collected data and designed interventions that respond to the real needs of users, promoting inclusion and empowerment. The direct participation of women has marked each decision of the project, ensuring that their voice is the protagonist.
• Fes-te Salut , an experiential fair to bring health closer to young people, presented by Iris Mauricio, Innovation Project Manager at the HiSS Hub for Social and Health Innovation and former communications manager for the TECSAM Network. The speaker explained that Fes-te Salut has reinforced the importance of community collaboration, connecting professionals and entities to offer mutual support and innovative tools for mental health.

The session was very inspiring and full of learning, allowing us to reflect on how research, technology and collaboration with the community have generated tangible social impact. 

You can watch the video of the session here.