Insights & Updates Blog
Thoughts on mental health technology, clinical practice, and building Nexi Health.
November 19th, 2026
A Pilot Isn’t Enough: How to Implement AI in Healthcare
Moving from an artificial intelligence pilot to implementation in healthcare requires much more than demonstrating that the technology works. Adoption by healthcare professionals, integration into care processes, governance, and the ability to scale are key factors in sustaining it over time.
Read articleNovember 12th, 2026
Can AI help doctors without replacing their clinical judgment?
Artificial intelligence can help reduce tasks, structure clinical information, and expand care capacity, but clinical decisions remain the professional’s responsibility. The key is to integrate AI into the care process in a safe, supervised, and useful way.
Read articleNovember 5th, 2026
Can technology help us stay on track with treatment without making it a burden?
Following a mental health treatment plan involves much more than attending appointments. It also requires time, effort, and attention from the patient. Technology can help reduce this burden and support continuity of treatment, but if it is not well designed, it can become yet another task.
Read articleOctober 29th, 2026
Implementation is not improvement: how to measure the impact of healthcare technology
Implementing healthcare technology does not necessarily mean making improvements. To determine whether a solution truly delivers value, organizations need to define what they want to change, establish a baseline, and measure results before and after implementation. The challenge is not just getting a tool up and running, but demonstrating that it improves what it was implemented to improve.
Read articleOctober 22nd, 2026
What information does a clinician miss between appointments?
Important changes in a patient’s progress can occur between appointments without always reaching the clinician. The challenge is not simply having more data, but ensuring that relevant information is collected, structured, and delivered at the right time. Continuous monitoring can help turn what happens between appointments into useful information that complements clinical assessment.
Read articleOctober 15th, 2026
What Happens to Our Mental Health Between Appointments?
Mental health monitoring doesn't end when an appointment is over. Capturing the changes, symptoms, and experiences that arise between visits can provide valuable information about a patient's progress and help the clinician better understand the entire process.
Read articleOctober 8th, 2026
What should a hospital consider before adopting an artificial intelligence tool?
Adopting artificial intelligence in a hospital is not just about choosing a tool. Before doing so, hospitals need to identify the problem they want to solve, verify the tool’s validation, assess how it fits into healthcare professionals’ workflows, and ensure the safe use of data.
Read articleOctober 1st, 2026
How Is an Artificial Intelligence Tool Clinically Validated?
Just because an AI tool works technically does not mean it is ready for use in medicine. Its validation must go beyond accuracy: it must demonstrate clinical utility, safety, reliability, and appropriate integration into the care process, while always preserving the clinician’s judgment.
Read articleSeptember 24th, 2026
Why do we stop mental health treatment when we start feeling better?
Feeling better does not always mean treatment is over. Improvement can actually be one of the reasons some people stop mental health treatment prematurely. Understanding what happens between appointments and maintaining follow-up throughout the process can help preserve continuity of treatment.
Read articleAugust 25th, 2026
Youth Mental Health and the Digital Environment: The Cost of Inaction
The latest report from the European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS), Mental health of young people in a digital era, takes an in-depth look at child and adolescent mental health in the digital age and outlines some of the approaches that should guide health policy in the coming years.
Read articleJuly 29th, 2026
2026 Healthcare Barometer: A Collaborative Model to Reduce Wait Times
The latest Healthcare Barometer report (the first wave of 2026) paints a clear picture of the current state of Spain’s healthcare system: demand for mental health care continues to grow, while wait times are increasing at an alarming rate.
Read articleJuly 22nd, 2026
The Dual Challenge of Mental Health and Loneliness
The recent report presented by Spain’s National Observatory on Unwanted Loneliness highlights the close and dangerous relationship between two of society’s greatest challenges: unwanted loneliness and mental health problems.
Read articleJune 15th, 2026
SEMG 2026: The Challenges That Will Define the Future of Primary Care
Last week, the 32nd National Congress of the Spanish Society of General and Family Physicians (SEMG) took place in Oviedo. At Nexi Health, we participated in this gathering to hear professionals’ concerns firsthand and reflect on the role technology can play in the evolution of primary care.
Read articleJune 8th, 2026
Nexi Health at South Summit 2026: Innovation, Mental Health, and Artificial Intelligence
What will the next generation of AI-powered companies look like? That was one of the major questions on everyone's mind at South Summit 2026. Over three days, Nexi Health had the opportunity to connect with entrepreneurs, investors, and innovation leaders to explore how technology is transforming key sectors such as healthcare.
Read articleJune 1st, 2026
Technology and Healthcare: The Foundations of the Health Revolution Congress 2026
On May 27 and 28, the Nexi Health team had the opportunity to attend the Health Revolution Congress (HRC), one of Europe's leading digital health summits, held at the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site in Barcelona. As a company specializing in artificial intelligence applied to mental health, this gathering was an essential opportunity to learn about the latest industry trends, share experiences with other professionals, and continue driving innovation in our field.
Read articleMay 12th, 2026
Eneka Iribarren, CEO of Nexi Health, Honored with ASPEGI’s Gipuzkoa Ekintzailea Award
Gipuzkoa recognizes the talent of those committed to transforming mental health through technology. An award that goes beyond individual recognition: it is a boost for the entire ecosystem.
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