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Fenin and the University of Navarra will promote the training of the professionals of the sector
Both institutions will inform their partners and students and alumni of the programs and activities to be carried out.
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The administrative assistant general of the Spanish Federation of Health Technologies business , Margarita Alfonsel, and the dean of the School of Pharmacy and Nutrition of the University of Navarra, Adela López de Cerain, have signed this morning a partnership agreement to promote the training of professionals and future professionals in the sector.
With this agreement, Fenin commits itself to spread among its associates all the information, activities of training and collaborations that it carries out with the School of Pharmacy and Nutrition of the University of Navarra.
For its part, the School of Pharmacy and Nutrition will disseminate among its students and alumni those information, activities of training and collaborations carried out with Fenin.
In relation to new technologies applied to the healthcare field, the dean of the School of Pharmacy and Nutrition, Adela López de Cerain, stressed that these tools "are changing the lives of many patients and helping in the sustainability of the national healthcare system. The future graduates in health sciences have an innovative and very stimulating field of work ".
The general administrative assistant of Fenin, Margarita Alfonsel, has pointed out that with the signature of this agreement the Federation is committed to promote actions of training for all those students who are interested in knowing how the innovation of the health technology sector impacts on the health field.
About FeninThe Spanish Federation of Healthcare Technology Companies (Fenin) represents more than 500 manufacturing and distribution companies in Spain, which account for more than 80% of the total volume of business. The national market, together with Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Italy, is one of the five countries that represent 75% of the European market. The Healthcare Technology sector has also been identified as a strategic agent in the field of health and as one of the priority markets within the State Innovation Strategy.
Founded in 1977, the Federation has celebrated its 40th anniversary. Four decades working for the research and the technological development , which allow to make available to all technologies, products and services that improve the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, control and monitoring of diseases.