Health education takes centre stage during a crucial week for global health. We’re talking about World Health Day.
To mark World Health Day, the organisations INESALUD and Euroinnova, part of the EDUCA EDTECH Group, have launched a joint campaign that puts education at the service of life. Under the slogan “Health is something you learn too – Euroinnova is here to support you every step of the way”, and in line with the message of the WHO Focusing on the importance of maternal and neonatal health, this initiative offers free training, informative content and access to resources that can make a real difference.
Health starts with learning
In a world where nearly 300,000 women during pregnancy or childbirth, and more than Four million newborns do not survive their first month, health education is not a luxury: it is a necessity. These figures from the World Health Organisation, whilst stark, remind us of a basic truth: Most of these deaths can be prevented.
That is why EDUCA EDTECH Group is sending out a clear message: «This year, we wanted to make a contribution by doing what we do best: educating.»
Free resources for professionals and the general public
Throughout this week, Euroinnova e INESALUD provide access to:
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- Webinars and informative videos
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- Specialist podcasts
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- Downloadable guides
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- Online training with special benefits for the healthcare sector
An opportunity for both healthcare professionals, such as students and the general public, explore key topics using up-to-date, accessible resources endorsed by specialists.
INESALUD raises awareness of maternal and neonatal health
The INESALUD campaign is entitled “The importance of maternal and neonatal health”, and features the participation of Alba Gastón, a teacher and specialist in maternal and child health. In her video This informative guide addresses key questions such as:
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- How can we ensure a safe pregnancy and birth?
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- Which myths about newborns should we dispel?
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- What medical advances have transformed maternal and child healthcare?
His message is clear: Health education saves lives.
Technology and prevention: powerful allies
The focus is not limited to pregnancy or childbirth. It also addresses perinatal mental health, non-communicable diseases and family planning. The campaign reminds us that medical technology, telemedicine and continuing professional development are essential for adapting health systems to new challenges.
Where can I access the content?
The campaign will run throughout this week on the official websites:
An initiative that goes beyond simply marking a date: Health education means empowering those who care for life from its very beginning.
