First lecture of the School of Bioethics addresses the issue of grief in the field of health

Dr. José Carlos Bermejo spoke about the types of grief and how digital culture influences the way in which people live these experiences.

On August 20, 2024, the School of Bioethics held its First Lecture, an event that brought together the academic community in an environment of reflection and learning.

The special guest of the day was Dr. José Carlos Bermejo, religious, professor and director of the San Camilo Health Humanization Center in Tres Cantos, Madrid, a reference in supporting people in mourning and known for his focus on humanization of healthcare.

During the talk titled “Understanding and accompanying grief in the field of health” he addressed essential topics such as the different types of grief, including normal and complicated, as well as pathological, and how digital culture influences the way people live these experiences.

With a clear and accessible approach, shared useful strategies to accompany those who are grieving and explored the various ways in which people experience this stage of life. His intervention was well received by attendees, who appreciated the depth and practicality of the concepts presented.

At the end of the conference, a question and answer forum was opened where attendees had the opportunity to interact directly with José Carlos Bermejo. This space allowed us to clarify doubts and delve deeper into the topics discussed, further enriching the experience of the participants.