Eva Serrat Graboleda

Eva Serrat Graboleda is a Lecturer in the Department of Nursing at the University of Girona, where she has been actively involved in teaching and research since 2010. She previously held the position of Associate Professor type 2 until 2023. Her academic and professional work is deeply rooted in nursing, particularly in mental health, gerontology, and health promotion.

Education:

• Doctorate in Psychology, Health and Quality of Life (2022), University of Girona
• Master's in Health Promotion (2011), University School of Nursing, University of Girona
• Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Intervention in Mental Health and Psychiatry (2004)
• Nursing Diploma (2003), University School of Nursing, University of Girona

Her research interests center on aging, prosocial behavior, volunteering among older adults, and behavioral and neuropsychological aspects of intellectual disabilities. She explores how social engagement and productive aging contribute to subjective well-being, using mixed-method approaches and clinical case analyses. Her work bridges clinical nursing practice with academic inquiry, especially in mental health and developmental disorders.

The analysis of her publications reveals a consistent focus on the intersection of nursing, psychology, and public health, particularly in vulnerable populations such as individuals with intellectual disabilities and older adults. Her work combines qualitative and quantitative methods, with an emphasis on practical intervention strategies and quality of life outcomes.

Scientific Participation:

• Member of the scientific committee, III Catalan Mental Health Nursing Congress (2014)
• Member of the scientific committee, Closing Ceremony of Mental Health Nursing Residents (2014)
• Presenter at the 1st Congress of the Spanish Association for the Scientific Study of Mental Retardation (2004)

Eva Serrat Graboleda has contributed to research projects and conferences in mental health nursing and developmental disorders. While no formal grants or student advisement are listed, her participation in research groups and congresses indicates active scholarly engagement. She is a member of the Health, Gender and Aging Research Group at the University of Girona, which supports interdisciplinary research on aging and health equity.