ESHA Spain
Connecting the Healthcare Industry with the English- Speaking Community in Spain
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About Us
The English-Speaking Healthcare Association Spain is a not for profit association, whose mission is to promote excellence and assure the quality of Healthcare attention to the English-Speaking community in Spain. Whilst also promoting the Healthcare industry amongst the English-speaking community. -
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If you are an English-Speaking Healthcare professional, sign up to become an ESHA Spain approved healthcare business, appear in the ESHA Spain national business directory and get your business noticedSign up now
ESHA Blog
10 Tips for Returning to Work Successfully After the Holidays
First day back. Cup of coffee in hand, turn on the computer and start all over again. Emails to read and answer. Pending tasks and projects haven’t gone away and are still waiting for you. You close your eyes and remember that only yesterday you were enjoying the beach. Returning to the routine The feelingRead more
Family Protection against the “Perils of Summer”
SUPERVISION, PREVENTION AND PROTECTION ARE KEY WEAPONS AGAINST THE “PERILS OF SUMMER”, ESPECIALLY WITH CHILDREN Special attention to beaches, swimming pools, outdoors and in the sun Paediatricians are keen to stress the importance of child vigilance to prevent drowning. Sunstroke, insect bites, fungul infections and food poisoning are among the mostRead more
8 Tips to protect yourself from the sun on the beach this summer
We love the sun in summer, those long days on the beach getting a bit of colour after a year of being locked in an office. But those summer rays can be harmful if we get too much of them. That is why it is so important to use sunscreen that keeps our skin safeRead more
SOLIDARITY AND MEDICAL INTERVENTION HELP GIRL IN COMPLEX PELVIS CANCER TREATMENT
HM Hospitales established a multidisciplinary medical team that intervened in HM Nou Delfos and carries out follow-up in HM Nens Israe, who is 10, was diagnosed with pelvic Ewing sarcoma and when faced with the impossibility of undergoing surgery in Morocco, her home country, her parents launched a crowdfunding campaign to pay for treatment abroad.Read more
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