Dr. Raquel Valera-Lloris holds a PhD in Nursing from the University of Valencia (2016) and has developed a solid professional career that successfully integrates clinical practice, teaching, and research. Since the beginning of her career in 2005, she has worked in the healthcare and
social care sector, particularly in the care of older adults, nursing management, and hospital care. Over time, she has progressively assumed leadership and supervisory roles. She is currently a Nursing Supervisor at the Hospital Clínico Universitario de Valencia, and she combines it with her academic work as a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Valencia. Her research profile is characterized by a focus on nursing care, particularly in the areas of aging, chronic diseases, quality of life, healthcare management, quality of care, ant the improvement of evidence-based clinical practice. This research line has been strengthened through her participation in competitive research groups such as the Research Group in Nursing Education and Care (GRIECE) and INVESTENF-INCLIVA, where she contributes to projects related to innovation in care and the improvement of health outcomes. One of the most notable aspects of her research career is her ability to translate clinical practice into applied research. Her extensive clinical experience, especially in geriatric and hospital settings, has enabled her to identify real healthcare system needs and transform them into relevant research questions.
Dr. Raquel Valera-Lloris holds a PhD in Nursing from the University of Valencia (2016) and has developed a solid professional career that successfully integrates clinical practice, teaching, and research. Since the beginning of her career in 2005, she has worked in the healthcare and
social care sector, particularly in the care of older adults, nursing management, and hospital care. Over time, she has progressively assumed leadership and supervisory roles. She is currently a Nursing Supervisor at the Hospital Clínico Universitario de Valencia, and she combines it with her academic work as a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Valencia. Her research profile is characterized by a focus on nursing care, particularly in the areas of aging, chronic diseases, quality of life, healthcare management, quality of care, ant the improvement of evidence-based clinical practice. This research line has been strengthened through her participation in competitive research groups such as the Research Group in Nursing Education and Care (GRIECE) and INVESTENF-INCLIVA, where she contributes to projects related to innovation in care and the improvement of health outcomes. One of the most notable aspects of her research career is her ability to translate clinical practice into applied research. Her extensive clinical experience, especially in geriatric and hospital settings, has enabled her to identify real healthcare system needs and transform them into relevant research questions.