GIENF
Nursing Research Group
Date of inception 26 November 2010
Leaders: Víctor M González-ChordáDesirée Mena-Tudela
Departament: Unitat Predepartamental d'Infermeria
Website: https://www.uji.es/serveis/ocit/base/grupsinvestigacio/detall?codi=241
The Nursing Research Group (GIENF) is formed by researchers with a high level of training and commitment to the projects they carry out. In addition, it welcomes researchers from other research centres who wish to develop projects or further their pre or postdoctoral training. It also participates extensively in the UJI Study and Research Programme by training undergraduate students in research. The vision of GIENF is to become a reference group in terms of care research in the province of Castelló and its mission is to improve the quality of nursing care and enhance the development of care research in the area around the Universitat Jaume I. Its values are Cooperation, Rigour, Perseverance and Service. Since its creation, GIENF has had 4 funded research projects, in its different lines of work, has published more than 40 publications in relevant nursing journals, various books and book chapters, and more than 15 doctoral theses have been supervised in the Doctoral Programme in Nursing Science. GIEMF collaborates with other groups and research centres, as well as companies that require its services. In fact, GIENF is part of the Interuniversity Research Group Quality Management in Nursing Care (UJI - UA - UMU), collaborates with the company LactApp and with the Scientific Unit of Business Innovation of the University of Alicante. Internationally, it collaborates with researchers from the National University of Colombia and the University of Valparaíso (Chile).
Researchers
Classifications
- ODS: Good health and well-being, Quality education, Reduced inequalities, Gender equality, Industry, innovation and infrastructure
- AREA: Medicine, health technology and health promotion, Business management, economics and finance, Education, Information and communication technologies, Psychology
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