Maria Teresa Dausa

Maria Teresa Dausa is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of Nursing at the Faculty of Nursing, University of Girona (UdG), a position she has held since 2021. She is actively involved in teaching and training in emergency and prehospital care, contributing to postgraduate and professional development programs.

Her educational background includes a Nursing Diploma from the Escola Universitària d’Infermeria de Girona (UAB, 1991), a Postgraduate in Pediatric and Adolescent Nursing (University of Barcelona, 1992), and a Postgraduate in Prehospital Emergency Care (University of Barcelona, 1993).

• Postgraduate in Pediatric and Adolescent Nursing, University of Barcelona (1992)
• Postgraduate in Prehospital Emergency Care, University of Barcelona (1993)

Her research and teaching focus on emergency nursing, aeromedical transport, HEMS operations, and non-technical clinical skills such as leadership and teamwork. She emphasizes simulation-based training and protocol standardization in high-risk environments.

The analysis of her publications reveals a consistent focus on improving safety and standardization in critical patient transport, particularly in helicopter emergency medical services. Her work bridges clinical practice and academic instruction, emphasizing evidence-based protocols in prehospital settings.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Certificat H135 AC67 Instruction Course, Boucher Leichtbau AG, Sabadell (2017)

In terms of advising and grants, no formal students or funded research projects are listed in the available text. However, she has played a significant instructional role in multiple advanced training programs, including the Master in Comprehensive Emergency Care (IEM Barcelona), HEMS training at Hospital de Puigcerdà, and simulation workshops for non-technical skills at SEM Girona. She has also contributed to curriculum development in postgraduate nursing programs at UdG.

Maria Teresa Dausa is integrated into emergency healthcare teams such as SEM Girona and has collaborated in specialized training environments like the Parc Pere Virgili HEMS program. Her work is closely tied to operational emergency systems (061, SEM) and academic dissemination through the University of Girona’s postgraduate programs in urgent prehospital care and critical patient nursing.