Currently, the Multiprofessional Teaching Unit for Family and Community Care is the second largest in Spain in terms of accredited and eligible nursing residents.

Seventeen family and community nursing residents have completed their training in Mallorca and took part today in the graduation ceremony held at the Can Campaner venue. The event was attended by the Director General of Public Health, Elena Esteban; the Deputy Director of Healthcare Services at the Health Service, Concha Zaforteza; the Manager of Primary Care in Mallorca, Carlos Raduán; the Director of Primary Care Nursing, Victoria Pascual; as well as the Head of Studies and the Chair of the Nursing Teaching Subcommittee of the Multiprofessional Teaching Unit for Family and Community Care, María Albaladejo and Raquel Muñoz, respectively. Following the ceremony, commemorative graduation scrolls were presented to the residents.

Currently, the Multiprofessional Teaching Unit for Family and Community Care is the second largest in Spain in terms of accredited and eligible family and community nursing residents.

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Seventeen Family and Community Nursing Residents Complete Their Training in Mallorca

Over a two-year training period, the residents have acquired competencies as specialist nurses in family and community care through a rigorous training program. This included clinical rotations in various settings such as health centres and hospitals, mental health units, the Directorate General of Public Health, emergency services (SAMU 061), palliative care units, paediatrics, and women’s health units, among others.

In addition, they completed a theoretical-practical program covering competencies in research, communication, professional ethics, health education, and community care, aimed at providing users and the wider community with the highest possible standards of quality and safety in care.

The Multiprofessional Teaching Unit for Family and Community Care in Primary Care Mallorca was accredited by the Ministry of Health in 2011 to train specialists in family and community nursing.

Since then, it has progressively increased its teaching capacity, reaching its maximum accredited intake of twenty-four eligible places for the year 2026.