Francesca and Marisa provided a very informative workshop to over 100 nurses and allied health care professionals at our Institute. The participants, many of whom are experienced professionals, noted how the workshop was well delivered and provided guidance on innovative ways in promoting hydration while providing care. We look forward to upcoming events organised by HOOP.

Marisa and Francesca provide valuable contributions to the unions quarterly journal. Their content shares updates on latest practices, their own projects and endeavours. This highlights their commitment to promoting and improving nursing care. Their research is always well received. 

The hydration campaign started from a knowledge sharing experience to a major organizational campaign. Throughout CareMalta group this initiative has been a successful story and the benefits of such engagements were outstanding. The idea is so basic but so important that as a company we believe that the invested time and resources have contributed to the service user’s well-being and quality-of-life

It is important that older persons drink a lot of water as it allows them to maintain good health and provides them with the energy, they need throughout their lives. Water is important. Beverages like tea and so on are also important, but water is the most important thing you can consume. I encourage all older persons to drink as much water as possible.

CareMalta organised a seminar for all the facilities, on hydration; how water is a necessity, and how good and important it is for our lives. Water is good for cleansing your body on the inside, maintaining overall health, and supporting proper function of your kidneys and gallbladder. I believe that water is life.

Working with Marisa and Francesca has been an inspiring experience. As specialised nurses and researchers, they are enthusiastic, thorough visionaries who bring both depth and clarity to identifying critical gaps in healthcare. Their work in the field of hydration is not only innovative but essential—pioneering attention toward real-world issues that have long been overlooked. I found myself collaborating with highly professional individuals whose rigorous data collection methods and insightful findings provided the specialist intelligence a product designer needs to rapidly generate empathetic, user-centred solutions. They are also essential contributors to Malta’s innovation ecosystem, creating opportunities for people like me to participate in R&D-driven healthcare projects locally. Thanks to their initiative, Malta can steadily earn its place on the map for forward-thinking, product-led healthcare research and development.