Eulalia Poveda

Manager of Don Benito-Villanueva de la Serena Health Area

“This non-invasive technology improves quality of life without pain, reduces costs and increases healthcare efficiency. As pioneers in Spain, we recommend it for all public hospitals.”

Video description

Eulalia Poveda, manager of the Don Benito-Villanueva de la Serena health area and economist by training, shares a strategic vision on the value that NESA technology can have within public health. In her testimony, she emphasizes that incorporating innovative tools not only represents a care improvement for the patient, but also an opportunity to optimize resources, streamline processes and increase the efficiency of the healthcare system. From her perspective, one of the main benefits of this technology is precisely its ability to offer a non-invasive alternative in conditions such as incontinence, avoiding in many cases the passage through the operating room and reducing both pain and recovery times.
As she explains, this form of treatment also allows freeing surgical and medical activity, since it can be applied by nursing professionals, which facilitates serving a greater number of patients with less burden on more scarce resources. For a regional hospital like hers, being a pioneer in Spain in the incorporation of this technology represents not only a source of pride, but also a demonstration that high-level innovation should not be restricted to large hospital centers.
Eulalia Poveda considers that NESA has a promising future precisely due to its good cost-benefit ratio and its capacity to clearly improve care quality. In her opinion, the development of this technology in public hospitals will allow offering more patients a faster, less invasive solution oriented to tangibly improving their quality of life.

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“There is a lot of soul in the pelvis… when children are stressed they have stomach aches or urinary problems, and in that sense it would be a good tool because it neuromodulates the entire central nervous system.”

“Seeing the evolution and happiness of patients, improving their quality of life, is the greatest reward. With NESA, for a few months now, we have observed objective improvements in very desperate patients who recover confidence and social activities thanks to this new technology.”

“The arrival of NESA at our public hospital offers a painless and non-invasive therapy that significantly improves quality of life, motivating patients with a comfortable and effective treatment that replaces previous invasive methods.”

“I have seen that from menopause there is a lot of difference in women’s sleep quality. Sometimes it’s because of hot flashes, sometimes because the number of sleep hours decreases. There are probably other vital factors that influence this, but there is indeed a decrease in hours and quality of sleep. I think NESA has an important job to do here.”

“It seemed to me an opportunity to address many pathologies and understand the person’s health in an integral way, which ultimately is what is important.”

“I hope we can give a little light to our patients who turn to us to seek a solution to their problems in a non-invasive and effective way.”