Jacobo Cambil Martin.

Nursing Degree. BSc in Professional Health Studies by the University of Liverpool (United Kingdom) and PhD by the University of Granada (Spain), and Posgraduate Diplomas on Epidemiology and Clinical Research, Bioethics and Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety.

Lecturer in Community Nursing at the Department of Nursing, University of Granada. Coordinator of the Health Processes Program in the Teaching and Learning Master Degree. Invited lecturer in the Bioethics and Nursing Modules in Posgraduate Diplomas of the Andalusian School of Public Health. Member of the Andalusian Association of Community Nursing. Erasmus Coordinator for Nursing Degree at the Faculty of Health Sciences. Previous clinical experience in the National Health Service in England for four years as staff nurse in both Medical and Surgical settings.

Member of the Research Group CTS-177 Research on Healthcare Services and Public Health of the Andalusian School of Public Health. Previous research experience on the CSAI Foundation of the Research Institute Carlos III. Research Line in Public Health, Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety and Nursing. Author of more than 10 indexed publications. Principal Researcher for the Spanish Partner in the ILLENAH Leonardo Da Vinci Partnership: Internet Use in Lifelong Learning of European Nurses and Allied Health Professionals, founded by the European

Union. Coordinator of the Teaching Innovation Project “Safe Hands: Approach of Patient Safety on Health Sciences” founded by the University of Granada. Editorial member of the Journal Enfermeria Comunitaria (Community Nursing) indexed in CUIDEN database.

Internal evaluator for the Healthcare Professional Competences Program of the Quality Healthcare Agency of Andalusia. External expert evaluator credited by ISQUA for the Training and Healthcare Units Programs of the Quality Healthcare Agency of Andalusia.