About
Elisa Bosch Donate is a Professor in the Department of Nursing and Physiotherapy at the University of the Balearic Islands. She teaches across multiple programs including Physiotherapy, Nursing, and Physical Activity and Sports Sciences degrees, as well as the Master's Degree in Health Research and Innovation.
Education:
- Graduate in Physiotherapy from the Autonomous University of Barcelona
- Master's degree in Applied Social Sciences for Social and Health Care from the University of the Balearic Islands
Professor Bosch Donate's research focuses on the intersection of health and gender. Her clinical specialty is physiotherapy of pelvic floor dysfunctions and physiosexology. She teaches courses including Urogynecological Physiotherapy, Assessment in Physiotherapy, Public Health, Anatomy, and Gender Perspective in Health Care and Research. Her work emphasizes gender perspectives in healthcare delivery and research methodologies across multiple academic programs.
Professional Activities:
- Director of the University Expert in Home Birth and Childbirth
- Coordinator of development cooperation projects in physiotherapy in sub-Saharan countries (with Lluís Vives Network)
- Evaluator of professional competencies in social and health care for dependent persons at the Institute of Professional Qualifications of the Balearic Islands
Research Involvement:
- Member of "Nursing in Drug Dependence (GIBED)" R&D group
- Member of "Gender Studies (ESTUDEGE)" consolidated R&D group
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