On May 14th, we took part in the HENKO NET, BILBAO 2025 workshop, organized within the framework of the European Interreg Sudoe program at the headquarters of the General Assembly of Bizkaia. More than 180 participants—both in person and online—came together to reflect on the future of more human, innovative, and community-centered palliative care.
Our colleague Itziar Moreno presented the K-tool, an adaptive governance proposal designed to strengthen innovation through participation and deeper connection with community processes.
The event highlighted that technology must be an ally, not a substitute, for human care, and that the community plays a key role in moving toward a more holistic, anticipatory, and dignified model.
In line with our work, the workshop confirmed that transforming care is only possible when built on listening, collaboration, and shared values.