It covered a variety of topics and projects: job guidance and job search; Future professions and digitalization; Labor rights and obligations; Occupational risk prevention, etc.

Professors Eduardo Agina and Rafael Balparda, Andra Mari LHII (Galdakao) and San José de Calasanz Vocational School (Santurtzi), respectively, presented the 'Blockchain Lab 4.0 Digital Health (Digital Health)'. "One of the challenges that needs to be addressed by society, and in particular the health care system, is to ensure that citizens' health information is reliable and truthful, and that it is of particular interest. and a significant contribution to the confidentiality or confidential use of personal or healthy business information in healthcare organizations, as well as the incorruptible record of surgical interventions, implants or prostheses over time, and its ‘traceability’ to Blockchain’s healthcare. one of the other contributions it may make to the system, in addition to others, such as guarantees against mutual societies or third parties. "

Eduardo Aginako talked about what Blockchain technology is and what they have done within healthcare. "Blockchain is a disruptive technology that can be compared to computers or computers when it came to the Internet. From now on, with this technology, neither the grade of a degree nor the degree itself can be falsified. And we want to include that in Vocational Training. ”

According to Rafael Balparda, Blockchain "is a new methodological technique for primary school students to use in their work. In our case, in Health. it also changes them. "

"Blockchain is very interesting for future guidance, because students, as future professionals, can verify their training to anyone, globally, in a fully standardized system, and on the other hand, because companies can quickly get qualified employees who are trained to do certain things," Balparda said. .

"In health, we detected a hospital in San Juan de Dios. We were told that they were interested in tracking the traceability of vaccines for workers. This was done with the technical support of the hospitals and the technical support of Andra Mari, who provided technical support so that it could be developed, ”said the professor.

According to Rafael Balparda, Blockchain "is a new methodological technique for primary school students to use in their work. In our case, in Health. it also changes them. "

"Blockchain is very interesting for future guidance, because students, as future professionals, can verify their training to anyone, globally, in a fully standardized system, and on the other hand, because companies can quickly get qualified employees who are trained to do certain things," Balparda said. .

"In health, we detected a hospital in San Juan de Dios. We were told that they were interested in tracking the traceability of vaccines for workers. This was done with the technical support of the hospitals and the technical support of Andra Mari, who provided technical support so that it could be developed, ”said the professor.

Decentralization and democratization

For his part, Eduardo Aginako explained that "what seems so complicated is not so much. It gives a decentralization and a democratization. After running a program, these data remain for life and are immutable. "So they can't be changed."

Finally, Rafael Balparda stated that "the process of verifying information is streamlined. Imagine an insurance company that has to validate the documentation in order to pay compensation. Everything is done with a QR code and immediate verification saves time for the company. Saves the movement of procedures "We have completely eliminated all kinds of unnecessary administrative processes. Estonia is a benchmark for digital administration.