Collaboration between the universities in Turku and a start-up company was key to one of the first successful research projects at Health Campus Turku. The project studied the effects of simulating a natural environment on the stress levels and well-being of people.
Health Campus Turku organises career days that all members of the network can take part in. The goal of the events is to gather experts, professionals, teachers and students from different fields together.
Where top-level research is conducted, the patients also receive first-rate care. Patients’ interest is also based on this same logic when they are selecting a hospital. In the joint orthopaedic research unit of the University of Turku and Turku University Hospital, new and improved methods are developed, which in turn benefits the patients of Tyks Orto – a top-level medical clinic focusing on injuries and diseases of the body's musculoskeletal system. The latest research results from this spring are interesting also to implant manufacturers all over the world.
New Health Campus Turku research, development and testbed service TERTTU boosts the testbed activities in the healthcare sector in Southwest Finland and enables co-creation of new solutions with health care professionals.