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25 March 2022 | Posted by Editorial Team GRETEL

CIMTI selects the ePsychology Academy project to be part of the Impacte programme

CIMTI is the Centre for the Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technologies, where innovative projects in the health and social fields are promoted so that high-impact innovations can reach the health and social system. In 2021, the CIMTI Challenge Call focused on Mental Health. Once the proposals have been submitted to the CIMTI Crides, after an evaluation process carried out by 3 evaluators, 16 projects have been selected out of the 38 proposals submitted.

The ePsychology Academy project is a platform that enables the training of professionals in the field of mental health through the analysis of clinical cases, the monitoring of patient and family interventions, and the optimisation of prevention and early detection of problems. This is a transversal and interdisciplinary project that has been developed with the collaboration of Blanquerna, the Research Group in Technology Enhanced Learning (GRETEL) of La Salle and the University Hospital of Igualada, Consorci Sanitari de l'Anoia. The team members are Dr. Josep Checa, Dr. Anna Vilaregut, Dr. Xavi Canaleta, the psychologist Sònia Torras and the engineer Eduard Martí.

The ePsychology Academy project is, in turn, the doctoral thesis of Sònia Torras, a thesis co-directed by Dr. Anna Vilaregut and Dr. Xavi Canaleta, a transversal thesis co-directed from two centres of the Ramon Llull University.

The ePsychology Academy project has been selected by CIMTI to be part of the Impacte Programme.

CIMTI supports the projects selected to be part of the Impacte Programme by offering them services in different areas that are essential for their maturation and implementation. CIMTI's support to the project will be provided for a period of 12 months (from March 2022 to March 2023).

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