The new agreement marks a step forward in applied research in adapted and Paralympic sports, connecting training, innovation and healthcare practice to generate useful knowledge and improve the quality of life of people with complex neurodevelopmental disorders, cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities.
The Aspace Catalonia Foundation and TecnoCampus have signed an agreement framework collaboration agreement to promote a stable alliance that connects university and healthcare practice with a clear objective: to transform knowledge into results. The agreement reinforces a strategic area for the entity —adapted and paralympic sports— and focuses on the people with complex neurodevelopmental disorders, cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities, a highly complex group that needs specialized and evidence-based approaches.
The alliance will deploy actions in training, innovation and applied research: internships, specialized training sessions, co-creation of solutions and development of projects with real transferIn summary: talent, methodology and healthcare reality working in the same direction.
A strategic axis: more scientific evidence in adapted and Paralympic sports
One of the key points of the agreement is the promotion of research in adapted and paralympic sports, especially linked to cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities. The collaborative framework opens the door to Final Degree and Master's ThesisIn the international collaboration and to the joint publication of scientific articles to strengthen evidence in a field where research is crucial.
This work will allow us to analyze the impact of adapted sports practice on the health, functionality, participation and quality of life, with the challenge of translating data into better programs, better training and more real opportunities.
Federations and competition: research connected to high performance
The agreement also provides for collaboration with specialized sports federations, such as the FECPC and the FEDPC, to promote research projects in Paralympic competitive sportThe objective: to promote knowledge transfer, improve training conditions and open high-level environments to people with multiple disabilities.
With this alliance, Aspace Catalunya and TecnoCampus consolidate a innovation ecosystem with a vocation for impact: rigor, talent and social commitment to advance attention, research and development of adapted and Paralympic sports.
