University Hospital de Navarra Pamplona

University Hospital de Navarra Pamplona is a famous huge university clinic with the most significant technological potential in Spain, concentrated in one institution and contributing to the country's most important number of clinical trials. The strategic association between the clinic, Cima University, and the Navarra Health Research Institute ensures scientific knowledge flows through biomedical research. Since 1962, this partnership has offered new opportunities for high-quality treatment and rapid patient recovery in the most popular areas of oncology, cardiology, and genetics. The clinic staff is highly dedicated to their work and understands their patients' needs, providing round-the-clock care and exceptional attention to detail. The hospital has 400 beds and serves 140,000 patients a year. In addition, 50 specialized separate and 10 technical centers operate on the territory, including a certified radiopharmaceutical laboratory, a center of excellence in obesity surgery, and the integration of oncology and palliative medicine. In addition, the Hospital de Navarra recently opened a genomics department that uses microarrays. Furthermore, 15 high-tech operating rooms and adult and pediatric intensive care units are available for patients. This unique fact minimizes waiting periods, avoids unnecessary trips, maximizes patient comfort, and ensures personalized and quality patient care. Supplies available at the clinic include the da Vinci robotic system, magnetic resonance machines, CT scanners, hemodynamics and electrophysiology rooms, interventional radiology rooms, and PET and Elekta linear accelerators.  Also, during treatment, the central navigation systems Rhythmia, Carto, and Precision are actively used to perform the most complex cardiology procedures. The clinic's proton therapy unit is the first located in a cancer treatment center in Spain and is equipped with an exclusive Hitachi synchrotron, a technological device that generates the lowest amount of secondary radiation. Furthermore, the radiopharmaceutical department of the clinic is the only one in Spain capable of synthesizing and applying 20 different radiopharmaceuticals. Many technologies and capabilities allow for very advanced and accurate early diagnosis of images in various pathologies, especially tumors. As a result, Hospital de Navarra in Pamplona was the first Spanish center to receive JCI accreditation. It was evaluated as the best Spanish private hospital according to El Monitor de Reputation Sanitaria and OCU and one of the 50 best hospitals in the world by Newsweek magazine and MERCO index. With the clinic's support, the "CUN Accompanies you" program has been implemented, which directs the solidarity of individuals and companies to provide personalized care to patients who have a gestation with a poor prognosis or with genetic or chromosomal changes. The multidisciplinary clinic's most popular direction is treating oncological and genetic diseases. However, the hospital's professional staff does not limit itself and provides care in cardiology, gastroenterology, general and palliative medicine, endocrinology, and metabolic disorders and conducts international research. For almost 50 years, the hospital has remained on the top lists in Spain and leads the world's leading positions.