Categories B and C to two research groups

According to coordinator Sandra Carmona, “this is a very important achievement because having Sattwa submitted for the first time and having it immediately categorized as 'C' is good news, as it could have only received recognition. The fact that Tatamasalud has moved from C to B also demonstrates that both groups have a high level of research output—serious and in-depth. It's worth noting that the categorization ranges from C, B, A, and A1, with A1 being the highest,“ she noted.

He also highlighted that these groups that applied to the national call for the recognition and measurement of research, technological development or innovation groups, have been working on broad topics such as health and disease, family and community groups, from which aspects such as mental health, health and environment, sexual and reproductive health and care for people in chronic situations are broken down.

Finally, he highlighted the importance of this result as it will help in the accreditation processes, while also emphasizing how MEDIT addresses the needs of the community from a translocal perspective, analyzing the problems of the communities and seeking solutions in different territories through research.

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