Guadalupe Quintero, Director of Nursing at Don Benito-Villanueva Hospital, shares the relevance that the incorporation of NESA technology has meant for her center, emphasizing its value from both the care and organizational point of view. With extensive professional experience in nursing, especially in areas such as pediatrics and internal medicine, she highlights that this innovation represents an important opportunity to improve patient care and offer new therapeutic alternatives within the public health system.
In her testimony, she explains that her hospital has become the first public hospital in Spain to implement this technology, a fact she considers especially significant both for the center and for the entire healthcare area it covers. As she points out, after several months of application, the first benefits are already being observed in patients, which reinforces confidence in its clinical usefulness and future projection. For Guadalupe, one of the most relevant aspects is the good cost-benefit ratio, highlighting that it is an effective, affordable tool with the capacity to progressively expand its presence in the hospital.
Likewise, she emphasizes the role of nursing within this model, pointing out that this technology allows greater professional autonomy and more active participation in patient follow-up and treatment, while freeing doctors for other functions. Finally, she encourages both other hospitals and patients themselves, especially those with pelvic floor and incontinence problems, to learn about and benefit from this new therapeutic option.
