Medical and Surgical Specialties of the Clínic Institute
The Medical and Surgical Specialties of the Clínic Institute aim to be a center of excellence by providing quality, decisive and efficient patient-centered care. It contributes to the development of knowledge, thanks to research and innovation, as well as to the training, qualification and improvement of current and future professionals through teaching.
The Institute employs professionals from six specialties grouped into five services: Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology, Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery, Otolaryngology, Rehabilitation and Rheumatology, all of which share material and mechanisms that facilitate proper functioning.
Also noteworthy is the activity in the field of sports medicine, in collaboration with the Hospital de Sant Joan de Déu in Barcelona and the Futbol Club Barcelona.
"We provide quality of life based on scientific evidence, with a desire to teach and learn"
What are we dealing with?
These are the main health issues addressed at the ICEMEQ:
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Organization
The multidisciplinarity of the ICEMEQ makes it an institute that treats a large number of patients.
See organizationResearch
Research is one of the pillars of the ICEMEQ, allowing us to offer the best care to patients.
See researchTeaching and Training
ICEMEQ professionals share their experience in undergraduate and continuing education.
See teaching and trainingTeam of professionals
The Institute of Medical and Surgical Specialists is made up of a team of 250 professionals from different disciplines. The team consists of medical and nursing staff (which includes professionals in podiatry, physiotherapy, social work, occupational therapies and health assistants) and administration personnel.
Assistive Devices
The care activity of the ICEMEQ is developed on the following devices:
Testimonials
Osteoarthritis in the first person
"So pay close attention to what they tell you, because I didn't do so at first, and it really does help you, and they do it to help you. Everything that seems silly, exercises, baths, etc., really helps.
Deafness in the first person
"I would say that being deaf is a real bitch, you have a miserable time, because you isolate yourself, it changes your character, you can't think straight. But I would also tell you that with the advances that are taking place today and the great professionals there to help you, you can get over it. Working together, you and they will find the solution to your problem."
