QAVAD is a European Erasmus + project that, from the binomial accompaniment/care and training, seeks to promote the development or maintenance of cognitive, motor and social skills, essential for the quality of life of those people who require support and wish to remain in their homes.
Projects
Research
The Matia Gerontological Institute is the unit of Matia Fundazioa dedicated to creating applicable knowledge and its dissemination in society (R+D+i). A unique centre in the Basque Country, with 10 years of experience.
The objective of this Institute is to collaborate in the definition of new models of prevention, care and health, as well as in providing support during the changes associated with ageing and the development of business projects that add value and quality to ageing, creating new solutions based on the knowledge of each of the members of the foundation.
Year: 2019 to 2022 - Status: In progress
Year: 2019 to 2020 - Status: Finished
The main objective of the project is to research, develop and study the application of virtual reality solutions aimed at generating well-being in the elderly.
Year: 2019 to 2022 - Status: Finished
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Matia Fundazioa accompanies Getafe City Council in the construction of its First Friendliness Plan within the strategy of an Age-Friendly City.
Year: 2019 to 2020 - Status: Finished
The EXTENSOR project addresses a relevant problem, musculoskeletal disorders are the first cause of sick leave and represent 45.8% of the cost of occupational diseases in the Basque Country.
Year: 2019 to 2024 - Status: In progress
Matia Instituto collaborates with Fundación Caja Navarra to facilitate the change towards a more participative model of Senior Citizen Centres.
Year: 2019 to 2020 - Status: Finished
Year: 2018 to 2021 - Status: In progress
Professionals: Álvaro García Soler
The EDEN project was born from the interest of having a common European approach to one of the social challenges on the horizon, such as the growing number of people with dementia in the region.
Year: 2018 to 2019 - Status: Finished
Year: 2018 to 2019 - Status: Finished
Professionals: Erkuden Aldaz
The need to unify the training of future professionals and the demands of the market in relation to this new way of understanding care for people (PCC) is now becoming apparent.
Year: 2018 to 2019 - Status: Finished
From a functional point of view, frailty is a state of high vulnerability in which the ability of frail elderly people to adapt to adverse events such as a fall or the flu is reduced, leading to functional deterioration and dependence.