Designation ceremony for Sector Zaragoza III, on May 6

The Zaragoza III Health Sector is the first Aragonese entity to be recognized as Center Committed to Excellence in Care (BPSO) for implementing best practices in care, such as suicide prevention. The official designation ceremony will be held at the Lozano Blesa University Clinical Hospital.

The Zaragoza III Health Sector has been recognized as a Center Committed to Excellence in Care (BPSO) by BPSO Host-Spain and the Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO), being the first Aragonese entity to achieve this international distinction. official act of designation will take place next Tuesday May 6th from 10am to 14pm, in the Events room Antonio Millastre del Lozano Blesa University Clinical Hospital.

More than 200 professionals from the Sector have participated in the implementation of the BPSO Project between 2022 and 2024, implementing Good Practice Guides in three key areas: suicide prevention, care for people with ostomies, and promotion of breastfeeding.

This international recognition endorses the commitment of Sector Zaragoza III with healthcare based on scientific evidence and continuous improvement in the quality of care.

To register, do it through this link or the QR code of the poster.

Program

Presentation of the Act

Marta Charlo Bernardos, BPSO Project Coordinating Group

10:00 – 10:30 a.m. | Institutional Welcome

• Minister of Health, Mr. José Luis Bancalero Flores
• Zaragoza III Sector Manager, Mr. Rafael Lapeña Gil
• Scientific Director of the IIS Aragón, Mr. Ángel Lanas Arbeloa
• Representative of the BPSO Coordinating Center and Carlos III Health Institute, Ms. Esther González María

10:30 – 11:15 a.m. | Leaders' Roundtable: Achievements and Challenges in Implementing the Guidelines

Moderated by: María Hernández Gutiérrez, BPSO project leader in Sector Zaragoza III

They intervene:

• Mr. José Manuel Granada López, Assessment and care of adults at risk for suicidal ideation and behavior.
• Ms. Carmen Diarte Abenia, Support for adults expecting or living with an ostomy.
• Mrs. Ana Isabel Martínez Cuñado, Breastfeeding: encouragement, support, exclusivity and continuation.

11:15 – 11:45 a.m. | Coffee break

11:45 – 12:30 | Innovative Experiences

Presented by: María Carmen Laita Zarca and Jesica Montero Marco, from the BPSO Project Coordinating Group

• Mental health care training for nursesAlicia Bautista Benito and Cristina Susín Blasco, EIR of Mental Health.
• Growing Together: Specialized Breastfeeding Support and Consultation Network. Ibana Lasala Conte, midwife.
• Living with Ostomies: Practical Workshops for Everyday Life. Laura Cobo Navas, nurse.
• You Are Not Alone: ​​Support Group for Families Grieving After SuicideMaría Vargas Villegas and Leyre Ledo Belascoaín, nurses specializing in Mental Health.

12:30 – 13:15 PM | Patient Roundtable: "The Impact of Best Practices on Patients' Lives: Voices Transforming Care"

Moderator: Myriam Sáez de Guinoa. BPSO Project Coordinating Group

They intervene:

• Paso a Paso Aragón Association: Uniting voices for mental health. Ms. Pilar Cervera Rodríguez
• Ostomy and Self-Care Experience. Ms. Cristina Brun Luesma
• A true story about breastfeeding and support. Ms. Teresa Oloriz Sanjuan

13:15 PM – 14:00 PM | Diploma Ceremony

14:00 PM – 14:15 PM | Closing Ceremony

• Director General of Care and Humanization, Ms. Estibaliz Tolosa Tamayo
• Director of Nursing at the Lozano Blesa University Clinical Hospital, Ms. Ana María Pelleja Guardiola
• Director of Primary Care Nursing Sector III, Ms. María José Peña Gascón
• Director of Nursing at the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Center, Ms. Belén Morales Rozas