Simulation Center
Experience-based learning
Today, thanks to development technology, it is possible to simulate real-life situations in virtually every area of healthcare, with the goal learning and continuing to develop skills without putting patients at risk.
In addition, at the #MedUNAV Simulation Center, we work to help students develop other professional skills, such as communication, work , analysis and decision-making, leadership, conflict resolution, and stress management. All of this, without losing sight of the fundamental purpose of a physician.
The School of Medicine simulation center School of Medicine located on the 4th floor of the Sciences Building the University of Navarra and features the following facilities:
MULTI-PURPOSE CLASSROOMS AND conference room self-directed learning
The center has four large rooms designed to training students training 1 through 6 training the practical skills they need. Each room is equipped with an audiovisual system for recording and projecting video and audio, as well as movable tables that allow for the use of different teaching methodologies. In addition, they feature fully functional electrical connections for both Degree postgraduate program activities. Thanks to their movable partitions, these rooms can be converted into two classrooms with greater capacity.
The space also features a classroom that can accommodate up to 70 people, designed for small-group workshops, simulations, and training courses, and equipped with an audiovisual system.
Emergencyoperating room
The center has two rooms equipped with real furniture and supplies, designed to replicate the Clínica Universidad de Navarra.
Each station is equipped with a conference room simulation and high-fidelity simulators, where technical specialists work alongside the physician to recreate realistic clinical scenarios. In addition, they feature one-way mirrors made of 6-mm-thick glass, which allow viewing in only one direction, thereby enabling faculty student body observe student body faculty simulation sessions.
conference room enquiry Debriefings
Simulation is a reflective process. The debriefing session forms the foundation of the student’s learning; that is why, in the conference room , the trainer creates an atmosphere of safety and trust.
conference room enquiry conference room enquiry designed to resemble a enquiry conference room . The goal this conference room for students to develop their skills and become accustomed to interacting with patients in a “real-world” setting.
HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATORS
Vimedix
Ultrasound simulator that performs TTE, TEE (transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography), and abdominopelvic scans in a single platform.
Harvey
Cardiology patient simulator. Includes 30 different pathologies such as valvulopathies, cardiomyopathies, congenital heart diseases, etc.
SimMom
SimMom is an advanced birthing simulator that offers manual and automatic deliveries for better obstetric knowledge teaching .
SimBaby
Highly advanced and portable universal infant patient simulator, for training on internship clinical cases through team-based work and learning how to manage resources and people in crisis situations.
SimMan 3G
SimMan 3G can simulate a critically ill patient's responses to different severity conditions, combining physiological models, drug responses and the ability to show different clinical reactions.
Premature anne
A high-fidelity medical training simulator designed specifically for training the resuscitation and ongoing care of extremely preterm infants.
BASIC SKILLS SIMULATORS
Task trainers, or basic skills simulators, are devices designed to train a specific skill. They may represent a part of the human body and incorporate an electronic mechanism to teach the skill and provide feedback on skill .
Adult/Pediatric Airway
(Task Trainers) for airway management, which are the standard in training . These simulators allow students to move from theory to internship both basic and advanced techniques, taking into account the significant anatomical differences between adults and children.
Shoulder Ultrasound
model high-fidelity model designed to train physicians and radiologists in identifyingcore topic Structures core topic shoulder using ultrasound and internship ultrasound-guided injections.
ALSI
patient monitor simulator, designed primarily for training life support (basic and advanced), emergency medicine, intensive care, and prehospital care (paramedics).
Teaching
Degree in Medicine
The School of Medicine medical simulation to teaching some of the most practical skills and competencies of Degree . This approach prepares students before their first contact a real patient.
During their first few years, students practice basic skills using simulators and standardized patients. Starting in their fourth year, they engage in more complex skills training and simulated scenarios where, among other competencies, they develop communication work , analytical and decision-making abilities, and the application of theoretical knowledge in critical or routine internship settings.
Practice of Medicine I (POM I)
• Standardized Patient History I
• Standardized Patient History II
• Medical Identity Workshops: Reflection, Empathy, Professionalism.
• Physical Examination - Palpation - Percussion - Auscultation
• Physical Examination - Vital Signs
• First Aid: CPR for Adults and Children
• Procedures - Injection Techniques / Hand Washing
• Spirometry
• Anthropometry
Practice of Medicine II (POM II)
• Medical history by specialty
• Standardized patient medical history I, II, and complex standardized patient
• Physical exam: general (includes otoscopy) / abdomen / cardiovascular / respiratory
• Neurological physical exam / ECG
• Medical history with standardized patient + physical exam
• Medical history and physical exam in gynecology
• Medical history and physical examination in psychiatry
• Medical history and physical examination in pediatrics
• Medical identity workshops: communication, professionalism
• Anesthesia (monitoring, ventilation)
• Surgery (irrigation, sutures)
• Nursing: ward patient care
• Diagnostic imaging: radiology, ECG
Mind and Brain
• Neurological examination and funduscopy
• Lumbar puncture
• Clinical presentation
Surgical Physician I (cardiology, nephrology)
• Cardiology examination using the
simulator
• Clinical scenarios
Surgical Physician II (respiratory, hematology, infectious diseases)
• Insulation workshops
• Oxygen therapy skills
• Clinical scenarios
Surgical Physician III (gastroenterology, surgery, endocrinology)
• Clinical scenarios
• Endoscopy skills
Surgical Physician IV (gynecology and obstetrics, urology)
• Skills workshops: bladder catheterization, testicular examination, digital rectal exam (prostate)
• Normal delivery simulation
Surgical Resident V (neurology, psychiatry)
- Clinical scenarios
Surgical Physician VI (Rheumatology, COT)
• Skills workshops: knee examination using simulators and on real patients, shoulder dislocation using simulators, shoulder injection with real-time ultrasound internship simulators, helmet removal, casting...
Surgical Physician VII (ENT, Allergy, Dermatology, Ophthalmology)
• Skills workshops: otoscopy, fiberoptic endoscopy, photophores. Clinical scenario
• Skills workshop: inhalers. Clinical scenario
Paediatrics
• Skills workshops: neonatal resuscitation, pediatric CPR. Clinical scenarios
Emergencies and emergencies
• Skills workshops: basic trauma care, mechanical ventilation, immediate life support, emergency ultrasound
Breast Pathology
Dentistry for Physicians
Simulation techniques
Plastic surgery
Surgical emergencies
Advanced life support
training
The Simulation Center collaborates with the School of Medicine train faculty members who subsequently participate in the teaching internship Simulation Center itself or in area Simulated area .
postgraduate program
The Faculty makes the Simulation Center’s facilities available for various update courses update for residents and specialists. These include advanced life support, emergency scenarios based on clinical cases, and other specialized courses requested by the participants themselves.
INTENDED FOR SPECIALISTS
The Simulation Center works in partnership the training Committee and Human Resources to develop training activities. If you are a CUN specialist and would like to propose an activity, please visit the form.
FOR RESIDENTS
The Simulation Center works in partnership the teaching committee teaching is responsible for proposing activities it considers essential. If you are a resident and would like to receive training in simulation, contact (csm@unav.es).
TFG, BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS
Research
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Arredondo Montero J, Pérez Riveros BP, Bueso Asfura OE, Martín-Calvo N, Pueyo FJ, López de Aguileta Castaño N. Development and validation of a realistic type III esophageal atresia simulator for the training of pediatric surgeons. Pediatr Surg Int. September 9, 2024;40(1):251. doi: 10.1007/s00383-024-05827-5. PMID: 39251414; PMCID: PMC11385018.
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Arredondo Montero J, Pérez Riveros BP, Bueso Asfura OE, Martín Calvo N, Pueyo FJ, López de Aguileta Castaño N. Development and Validation of a Realistic Neonatal Intestinal Jejunoileal Atresia Simulator for the Training of Pediatric Surgeons. Children (Basel). September 11, 2024;11(9):1109. doi: 10.3390/children11091109. PMID: 39334641; PMCID: PMC11430441.
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Martín-Calvo N, Gómez B, Díez N, Llorente M, Fernández S, Ferreiro Abal A, Javier Pueyo F. Development and validation of a low-cost laparoscopic simulation box. Cir Esp (Engl Ed). 2023;101:482-9.
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Llorente-Ortega M, Polo R, Chiva S, Martín-Calvo N, Sáenz-Santa-María E, Diez-Caballero F, Fernandez S. The development and validation of a new simulator for endourology. conference proceedings Urol Esp (Engl Ed). 2023;47:236-43.
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Díez N, Pacheco S, Llorente M, Fernández S.Validation of a Sensor-Fitted Simulator for Upper Airway Examination.Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. February 2021;164(2):339-345. doi: 10.1177/0194599820941017
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J Pueyo, C Honorato, N Uruñuela, D Valencia, R Orio, JC Díez, J Alcalde, S Fernández, N Martín. Experience of the Medical Simulation Center at the University of Navarra. article . RIECS 2021. DOI 10.37536/RIECS.2021.6.2.294. ISSN 2530-2787
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Besné GM, Alegre M, Podhorski A, Díez N.Evidence of the validity of SIMUL-Eye: an eye movement and pupillary reflex simulator.certificate . May 2020;98(3):e397-e399. doi: 10.1111/aos.14209.
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Rodríguez-Díez MC, Tejedor J, Alegre M, Campo A, Pons-Villanueva J, Díez-Goñi N. Clinical simulation scenarios designed by medical students: The description of a two-year experience. Aten Primaria. 2016 Aug-Sep;48(7):501-2.
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Díez-Goñi N, Guillén S, Rodríguez-Díez MC, Pineda L, Alcázar JL. Use of the Learning Curve-Cumulative Summation Test for Leopold Maneuvers Assessment in a Simulator: A Pilot Study. Simul Healthc. 2015 Oct;10(5):277-82.
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Rodríguez-Díez MC, Mañeru-Zunzarren G, Artáiz-Urdaci M, Ferrer-Puga M, Baraibar-Argota I, Lage-Fernández FJ, Díez N. Student satisfaction with a cardiology examination session given by trained peers. Fundación Education médica. 2015;18(1):35-38.
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Rodríguez-Díez MC, Díez N, Merino I, Velis JM, A Tienza, Robles-García JE. Simulators help improve student confidence to acquire skills in urology. conference proceedings Urol Esp. 2014 Jul-Aug;38(6):367-72.
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Rodríguez-Díez MC, Díez-Goñi N, Beunza-Nuin JJ, Aubá-Guedea M, Olartecoechea-Linaje B, Ruiz-Zambrana A, Alcázar-Zambrano JL - "Confidence of medical students in learning obstetric examination with simulators. An Sist Sanit Navarra 2013;36 (2): 275-80.
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Díez N, Rodríguez-Díez MC, Nagore D, Fernández S, Ferrer M, Beunza JJ - "A randomized trial of cardiopulonary resuscitation training for medical students: voice advisory mannequin compared to guidance provided by an trainer" - Simul Healthc 2013;8(4); 234-41
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Maneru G. The acquisition of skills and competencies in the Medical Simulation Center. From theory to internship. International Journal of Humanities, Issue 1, issue 2, 2012.
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Maneru G. The error as a problem or as teaching strategy. Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences Journal Vol.46, 2012.
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Rodríguez-Díez M.C, Beunza J.J, López-Del Burgo C, Hyder O, Civeira-Murillo M.P, Díez N. Learning the medical history with simulated patients at Degree de Medicina. Educ Med 2012; 15 (1): 47-52.
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Maneru G., Rodríguez A. -"Creating Scenarios and Guiding Learning in a Medical Simulation Center". Creative Education Magazine, 2011.
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Sensor Integration for the Bronchi of the AirSim Bronchi Airway Simulator. Student: Marcos Llorente Ortega. Director: Dr. Secundino Fernández.
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Validation of Simul-Eye: a simulator of eye movements and pupillary reflexes. Student: Guillermo M. Besné Villanueva. Advisors: Dr. Manuel Alegre, Dr. Adam Podhorski.
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development and validation of a neonatal jejunal atresia simualdor. student Researcher: Oscar Emilio Bueso. Director: Dr. Nerea Martín-Calvo. Course: 2023-2024.
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development and validation of an esophageal atresia simulator. Student: Blanca Pérez. Director: Dr. Nerea Martín-Calvo. Course: 2023-2024.
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Comparison of real patients and standardized patients at Degree medicine. A randomized controlled intervention study. Student: Beatriz Fránchez. Director: Dr. Nerea Martín-Calvo. Course: 2021-2022.
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development and validation of a new simulator for Endourology. Student: Rocío Polo Gay. Director Dr. Fernando Diez-Caballero. partner laboratory of Medical Engineering, School of Medicine of the University of Navarra. Course: 2020-2021.
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Validation of simulation models for teaching in laparoscopy. Student: Beatriz Gómez Amoedo. Director Dr. Francisco Javier Pueyo. Course: 2020-2021.
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Validation of an abdominal examination simulator (Abdominal Examination Trainer; Limbs&Things). Student: Carlota Voltas Moreno. Advisor: Dr. Cristina Rodríguez-Díez. 2018–2019 academic year.
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"Validation of model Airway model : A Sensor-Equipped Simulator for Videoendoscopic Examination of the Nasal Cavities and Upper Respiratory Tract (SSFN)." Student: Sofía Pacheco López. Advisor: Dr. Nieves Díez. Academic Year 2017–2018.
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Validation of two new simulation models for lumbar spinal puncture and thoracic epidural puncture. Student: Sandra Rubio Bernabé. Director: Dr. Francisco Javier Pueyo. 2017–18 academic year.
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Learning technical skills in the initial assessment of trauma patients through simulation. The role of real-time feedback for undergraduate students. Student: Paula Montes Rodríguez. Director: Dr. Juan Pons. Academic Year 2015-16.
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Preparation of a clinical scenario using SimMan 3G by students in the Advanced Simulation subject . Student: Javier Tejedor Tejada. Instructor: Dr. Nieves Díez. 2014–15 academic year.
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Progress in Learning the Leopold Maneuvers Using Cumulative Curves in Pregnancy Simulators and with Real Patients. Student: Sergio Guillén Martínez. Advisor: Dr. Nieves Díez. 2013–14 Academic Year.
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Simulated clinical scenarios in the Respiratory System subject . Student: Imanol Martínez Salas. Instructor: Dr. Cristina Rodríguez-Díez. 2013–14 academic year.
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guide Standardized Patients for the ECOE. María Cristina Rodríguez Díez, Azucena Díez Suárez, Nerea Martín Calvo. publishing house Panamericana, 2022. It facilitates the work instructors who are new to simulation with standardized patients by providing them with the necessary materials so that students can practice clinical competencies and other skills such as communication, work , and professionalism. It compiles a wide variety of clinical cases that have been employee the ECOE standardized patient exams School of Medicine Navarra School of Medicine .
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Pedagogical Foundations of Educational Simulation in area . Teaching Competencies. publishing house . This book seeks to offer a approach that professor better professor and understand their role, and aims to serve as a tool promotes communication and reflection among teachers who are involved—or will be involved—in the exciting world of hands-on learning with simulators, both in training and nursing training .
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"Educational Simulation in Medicine: A Study of Teaching Competencies": Defended on June 23, 2014, by Gregorio Mañeru Zunzarren at the School of Education Psychology, University of Navarra.
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International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSSW 2023). Development of a neonatal jejunoileal atresia simulator for the training of pediatric surgeons. Nicolás López de Aguileta Castaño, Javier Arredondo Montero, María Rico Jiménez, Nerea Martín-Calvo. Lisbon. May 17-19, 2023.
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Society for Simulation in Europe (SESAM 2022). Learning experiences with real patients and standardized patients in the 2nd cycle of the degree of medicine. Nerea Martín-Calvo, Nieves Díez, Marta Vidaurreta, Cristina Rodríguez, Francisco Javier Pueyo, Maite Betés, Secundino Fernández, Patricia Palacio. Seville. June 5-17, 2022.
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Society for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH 2021). Moving the OSCE online - our experience at the University of Navarra. Cristina Honorato, Nerea Martín-Calvo, Francisco Javier Pueyo. Comparison of results and student impressions with conventional OSCEs. Virtual. 19 January-31 March 2021.
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IX congress of the Spanish Society of Clinical Simulation and Patient Safety (SESSEP). development and validation of a laparoscopic simulation box. Nerea Martín-Calvo, Beatriz Gómez, Nieves Díez, Marcos Llorente, Secundino Fernández, Francisco Javier Pueyo. Granada. November 25-27, 2021.
Workshops
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Hands-on Workshop: Oxygen Therapy and Airway Management. Dr. Francisco Javier Pueyo Villoslada. 5th congress of the SESSEP. Murcia, March 2017.
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Pedagogy and Andragogy of Educational Simulation. Gregorio Mañeru Zunzarren. SESSEP congress . Barcelona, November 2014.
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evaluation Trauma evaluation . Juan Pons de Villanueva, Manolo Alegre, Nieves Díez, Cristina Rodríguez-Díez. SESSEP congress . Barcelona, November 2014.
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The Use of Clinical Scenarios in Degree . Workshop at the 2nd conference of the Spanish Society for Clinical Simulation and Patient Safety. Granada, November 2013.
Communications
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Javier Pueyo, Secundino Fernández, Pilar Alzuguren, José Ramón Isasi, Mikel Domeño, Marcos Llorente, Nicolás López de Aguileta, Luis Pina. Development of a low-cost, stable, and recyclable ultrasound simulator. 28th Annual Meeting of the Society for Simulation in Europe. Oral presentation. Lisbon. June 14–16, 2023.
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Nicolás López de Aguileta Castaño, Javier Arredondo Montero, María Rico Jiménez, Nerea Martín-Calvo. Development of a neonatal jejunoileal atresia simulator for the training of pediatric surgeons. International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSSW 2023). Lisbon. May 17–19, 2023.
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Francisco Javier Pueyo. Simulation Models in training. Espacio Asma 2023. New Challenges. A New Future. discussion paper . Málaga. March 3–4, 2023
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Mendoza Ferradas FJ, Sáinz M, Isasi JR, Domeño M, Alzufuren P, Llorente M, Fernández S, Pueyo FJ, Pueyo JC. Simulators and self-directed learning residents: ultrasound-guided intervention. 36th congress of Medical Radiology and 31st congress of Radiology. Oral presentation. AWARDED AN HONORABLE MENTION. Málaga. May 25–28, 2022.
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Nerea Martín-Calvo, Nieves Díez, Marta Vidaurreta, Cristina Rodríguez, Francisco Javier Pueyo, Maite Betés, Secundino Fernández, Patricia Palacio. Learning experiences with real patients and standardized patients in the second cycle of the medical degree program. Society for Simulation in Europe (SESAM 2022). Seville. June 5–17, 2022.
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Cristina Honorato, Nerea Martín-Calvo, Francisco Javier Pueyo. Comparison of Results and Student Impressions with Conventional OSCEs. Moving the OSCE Online—Our Experience at the University of Navarra. Society for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH 2021). Virtual. January 19–March 31, 2021.
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Nerea Martín-Calvo, Beatriz Gómez, Nieves Díez, Marcos Llorente, Secundino Fernández, Francisco Javier Pueyo. development validation of a laparoscopic simulation kit. 9th congress the Spanish Society for Clinical Simulation and Patient Safety (SESSEP). Granada. November 25–27, 2021.
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Rodríguez C, Soteras MA, Díez N, Pueyo J, Días JA, Arbea L. teaching medical teaching through standardized patients. 24th congress on Education and 5th congress . Oral presentation. Salamanca, November 6–8, 2019. Awarded the Second Prize for Best Oral Presentation.
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Rubio S, Pueyo J. Validation of two new simulators for lumbar spinal puncture and thoracic epidural puncture. 24th Annual Meeting of the Society in Europe for Simulation Applied to Medicine (SESAM). discussion paper. Oral presentation. Bilbao. June 27–29, 2018.
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Guillermo Miguel Besné Villanueva. SIMUL-EYE: Simulator of Eye Movements and Pupillary Reflexes. 5th congress of the SESSEP. Murcia, March 2017.
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Macarena López Vázquez. New Technologies in University training : Childbirth Simulation. 5th congress of the SESSEP. Murcia, March 2017.
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Marcos Llorente Ortega. The Perfect Partnership: Doctors and Engineers. 5th congress of the SESSEP. Murcia, March 2017.
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Narro I. Merino, F.J. Ancizu, M. Hevia, J.M. Vellis, A. Tienza, R. Algarra, F. Díez-Caballero, D. Rosell, J.I. Pascual, C. Rodríguez-Díez, N. Díez, J.J. Zudaire, J.E. Robles. Medical Simulator: Is It Really Useful in Urology? 30th Annual Congress of the European Association of Urology. Madrid, March 2015.
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Nieves Díez, Javier Tejedor, María Cristina Rodríguez-Díez, Manolo Alegre, Juan Pons, Arantza Campo. Development of a clinical scenario using SimMan 3G by students in the Advanced Simulation subject . Barcelona, November 2014.
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M. Martínez, J. Urdiroz, A. Larumbe, J. Vaquero, G. Mañeru, C. Centeno. Incorporation of workshops at a medical simulation center for teaching the palliative medicine course in the medical degree program. 8th World Research Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care. Lleida, June 2014.
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Rodríguez-Díez MC, Díez N, Arbea L, Alegre M, Sánchez de Miguel P, Ferrer M. Simulated Mini-CEX in the Degree . 21st congress the Spanish Society of Education . Madrid, October 2013.
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Díez N, Guillén S, Alcázar JL, Pineda L, Rodríguez-Díez MC, Ferrer M. Learning the Leopold maneuvers using cumulative curves in pregnancy simulators and real patients. 21st congress the Spanish Society of Education . Madrid, October 2013.
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Díez N, Tejedor J, Rodríguez-Díez MC, Alegre M, Pons J, Campo A. Development of a clinical scenario using SimMan 3G by students in the Advanced Simulation subject . 3rd congress the Spanish Society for Simulation and Patient Safety. Barcelona, November 2014.
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María Cristina Rodríguez Díez; Juan José Beunza Nuin, María José Sánchez de Miguel; Marta Ferrer Puga; Nieves Díez Goñi. Introduction to Clinical Practice: Anprofessor project . 20th congress the Spanish Society of Education . Valladolid, October 5–7, 2011. Education 2011;14(2):B1-03.
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María Cristina Rodríguez Díez, Juan José Beunza Nuin, Marta Ferrer Puga, Nieves Díez Goñi. Teaching clinical history to first-year students through patient simulations performed by senior undergraduate students. 17th Annual Meeting of the Society in Europe for Simulation Applied Medicine. SESAM 2011. Simulation: a training methodology with limitations. June 2–4, 2011. Granada, Spain.
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Nieves Díez, Maria Cristina Rodríguez-Díez, David Nagore, Secundino Fernández, Marta Ferrer, Juan José Beunza. A randomized controlled trial of undergraduate cardiopulmonary resuscitation training using a voice-guided manikin compared to traditional training with a trainer. 17th Annual Meeting of the Society in Europe for Simulation Applied Medicine. SESAM 2011. Simulation: a training methodology with limitations. June 2–4, 2011. Granada, Spain.
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Maneru G, Rodríguez-Sedano A, Altarejos M. Learning by Simulation: An Educational Experience at the Simulation Center of the University of Navarra School of Medicine. "World Conference on Educational Technology Research – Cyprus 2011."
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Comparison of Real Patients with Standardized Patients in the Degree teaching . Coordinator: Dr. Nerea Martín-Calvo. Collaborators: Dr. Cristina Rodríguez Díez, Dr. Nieves Díez, Dr. Marta Vidaurreta, Dr. Javier Pueyo, Dr. Secundino Fernández, Dr. María Teresa Betés, Dr. Patricia Palacio. 2020–21 Academic Year.
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Do you remember how? Coordinator: Dr. Nieves Díez. Contributors: Dr. Secundino Fernández, Dr. Gregorio Mañeru. 2014–15 academic year.
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Advanced Simulation Techniques. 2013–2014. Coordinator: Dr. Nieves Díez. Contributors: Dr. Cristina Rodríguez, Dr. Manuel Alegre Esteban, Dr. Arantza Campo Ezquibela, Dr. Juan Pons de Villanueva. 2014–15 Academic Year.
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Basic Simulation Techniques. Coordinator: Dr. Cristina Rodríguez-Díez. Collaborators: Dr. Nieves Díez. 2012–2013 Academic Year.
Rubén Orio Goñi
Audiovisual specialist and area coordinator . He plays a core topic role core topic creating innovative and realistic learning environments.
rorio@unav.es
Lina Ramírez Palomino
Engineer specializing in design , with experience in molding and the use of silicone to create realistic and detailed simulation environments.
lmramirezp@unav.es
Iker Márquez Martínez
Simulator manager , providing technical support to area simulated area to ensure the optimal operation of equipment for a high-quality training experience.
imarquez@unav.es
Medical Education and Clinical training Unit
Planning and coordination are essential for aninternship training internship , ensuring that future physicians acquire the skills necessary for rigorous, ethical, and patient-centered clinical care.
conference Surgery conference for Students (JOICE)
JOICE is an initiative led by students, physicians, and residents from the School of Medicine the Clínica Universidad de Navarra, with the goal expanding their surgical knowledge in an interactive way.
congress International Student Oncology (COE)
Every year, hundreds of students from universities around the world gather in Pamplona with the goal of learning everything there is to know about cancer research, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care from scientific, human, and social perspectives.
Balmis & Zendal
A congress by the first financial aid expedition. The Balmis&Zendal Conference sparks curiosity and promotes research development cooperation. It also opens doors to volunteer activities .
CONTACT
C/ Irunlarrea, s/n. 31008 Pamplona, Spain
Tel. (+34) 948 425 600 Ext. 806282
csm@unav.es
Francisco Javier Pueyo Villoslada
Director the CSM
jpuevi@unav.es