Alicia Nogue Planella

Alicia Nogue Planella is an Associate Professor in the Department of Nursing at the University of Girona, where she teaches clinical nursing for the elderly and supervises nursing practicums (Practicums 1, 3, and 4). Her role is part-time, consistent with the 'Professora Associada' designation in the Catalan university system.

Academic Background:

• Diploma in Nursing, University of Girona (1993–1996)
• Postgraduate in Nursing Care for Cancer Patients, University of Girona (1998)
• Postgraduate in Cardiovascular Nursing, University of Girona (2001)
• Master in Administration and Management in Nursing Care, EUI Santa Madrona (2004–2005)
• Specialist Nurse in Geriatric Nursing, Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports (2014)

Her research and professional interests center on geriatric and clinical nursing, with additional expertise in oncology, cardiovascular care, nursing leadership, and healthcare ethics. Her experience bridges academia and clinical practice, focusing on elderly patient care and nursing coordination.

No recent publications were listed in the source material, so article trends cannot be analyzed.

Professional Affiliations and Roles:

• Nursing Coordinator, Hospital Sociosanitari Mutuam Girona (2002–present)
• Member, Nursing Committee, Mutuam Group (ongoing)
• Former Member, Healthcare Ethics Committee, Mutuam Group (2010–2019)

She has been involved in clinical teaching and practicum supervision since 2015, integrating real-world nursing leadership into academic training. While no formal grants or awards are listed, her leadership roles and committee participation reflect institutional recognition. She is also engaged in ethical oversight and nursing policy through committee work.

Laboratories, Teams, and Professional Involvement:
Alicia Nogue collaborates closely with the nursing teams at Hospital Sociosanitari Mutuam Girona and contributes to interdisciplinary healthcare ethics discussions. Her work supports the integration of clinical excellence and ethical standards in geriatric and general nursing care.