Jose Arnau Sanchez

Jose Arnau Sanchez is a Research Professor at the Faculty of Nursing, Universidad de Murcia, specializing in Nursing and Advanced Care Research. He holds a doctoral degree from the same institution, focusing on perinatal care humanization. His research interests include women’s health, qualitative health studies, and healthcare education. He has contributed to multidisciplinary initiatives addressing antibiotic stewardship, sustainable manufacturing, and pandemic response strategies. His work spans nursing education innovation, infection control, and geriatric care improvement.

Education:

• PhD in Nursing, Universidad de Murcia (2012), Thesis: 'Estudio exploratorio de la humanización en la atención perinatal de la mujer'

Research Interests:

• Perinatal care humanization
• Women’s health and healthcare strategies
• Antibiotic resistance and public health
• Geriatric nursing and long-term care
• Qualitative methodologies in healthcare research

Key Themes in Articles: Recent work emphasizes antimicrobial resistance mitigation, sustainable industrial practices, and pandemic management in healthcare systems. His studies often combine clinical, educational, and policy perspectives to address complex healthcare challenges.

Awards: None explicitly listed.

Advising & Grants: Supervised doctoral research on perinatal care, with advisors Dr. María Emilia Martínez Roche and Dr. María de los Ángeles Castaño Molina. Active in collaborative projects on antibiotic use and health system resilience.

Labs/Teams: Member of Advanced Care Research group and previously involved in Cuidados Enfermeros a las Mujeres and Health Research from a Nursing and Psychological Perspective groups.