19th Research Conference at the Santiago Campus: Innovation and academic commitment at UMECIT

Last Saturday, August 10, the XIX Research Conference was successfully held at the Santiago headquarters, an event that brought together more than 100 participants, including teachers, students and evaluators. This space was consolidated as a key point for the articulation of research and university extension, where 19 were presented projects from various careers such as Preschool, Social Work, Records Medical, Occupational Health, Criminalistics, Law, Maritime and Electrical.

The event featured the outstanding participation of Dr. Héctor Luna, Co-Founder and Director Research and Development LTDA, who shared his inspiring story from Brazil of success. His intervention motivated the students to develop research with a entrepreneurial approach, highlighting the importance of future professionals not only not only investigate, but also apply their knowledge to drive solutions innovative to current challenges.

Among the works presented, both regional and local issues were addressed. national from different approaches. In the area of Early Childhood Education, the relevance of emotions in the teaching-learning process. Regarding the gender violence, prevention strategies were explored in vulnerable communities such as Alto Ortiga. Other projects analyzed the impact of type 2 diabetes in adults Seniors in Veraguas and the effects of noise on the health of equipment operators heavy.

Technology and health were also crucial topics, with research that They delved into the evolution of medical records and their impact on patient safety. health information system in Panama. Environmental challenges were also addressedow the impact of photovoltaic and geothermal energy on the future sustainability of the country, in addition to safety protocols to prevent oil spills.

Research at UMECIT continues to be a driver of transformation, addressing real problems affecting local and regional communities. This 19th Conference is a clear example of how, from the academy, solutions are generated and a fund is promotedsustainable and equitable future for Panama.

We congratulate all participants for their dedication and contributions to science and to the well-being of our society!