Healthcare Innovation in Spain: From Technological Development to Real-World Integration into the Healthcare System
The Complutense University of Madrid Summer Course on biopharmaceutical innovation brought together leaders from Spain’s healthcare ecosystem. Roberto Bravo, CEO and founder of Persei vivarium by Zelenza Group, joined the roundtable “Healthcare Innovation in Action: Success Stories, Challenges and the Future.”
Persei vivarium advances an integrated solution for the continuous follow-up of oncology patients
The rising incidence of cancer, increasing healthcare system pressure, and the growing complexity of treatments are transforming cancer care delivery and creating new challenges for healthcare professionals and health systems.
The role of Digital Health in obesity management
Obesity has become one of the growing public health challenges worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 1 billion people are living with obesity globally, including adults, adolescents, and children. In Spain, recent data indicate that between 17% and 23.8% of the adult population is affected by obesity.
GETECCU recognized as a national reference in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), driven by the ENEIDA registry
Recently, GETECCU has published an overview of its trajectory as the leading reference group in IBD in Spain in the journal “Therapeutic Advances in Gastroenterology”, through the article “GETECCU: a comprehensive national strategy for excellence in inflammatory bowel disease”.
SEDISA 2026: From strategic consensus to the challenge of execution
The 14th National SEDISA Conference, held in Toledo under the theme “Gestión Sanitaria en la Nueva Era: Estrategia, Innovación y Tecnología”, brought together leading executives and managers from the Spanish healthcare system to discuss the major challenges in the sector’s transformation.
When Digital Health helps manage pain
It is estimated that around 1.6 billion people worldwide live with chronic pain, and approximately 8 million in Spain, according to the Chronic Pain Barometer. Beyond the physical symptom, chronic pain has a profound impact on quality of life, mental health, and functional capacity, limiting daily, social, and work-related activities, and affecting overall well-being.