Today, the first patio of the “Patios That Heal the Soul” project was inaugurated at the Public Maternal and Child Hospital, intended mainly for children and adolescents receiving Oncological treatment and those who transit the Pediatric Critical Care Area.
In this first phase of the project, emphasis was placed on creating a welcoming and safe environment that helps reduce stress levels and improve the quality of life of patients and families.
During the event, the Minister of Public Health, Federico Mangionehighlighted the great work carried out by the hospital Foundation, which was created when he was Manager, and through which the necessary funds were obtained so that the idea of Dr. Doris Flores today becomes a reality, after 4 years of job.
For his part, the president of the Foundation, Alberto Robredo, expressed his deep gratitude to all the people of Salta, highlighting their commitment and solidarity. The inauguration of the first patio marks the beginning of an initiative that will transform the passage through our hospital by creating these more human hospital spaces.
During the ceremony, recognitions were presented to the project’s architect, Federico Cajal; to the president of the Hope Foundation, Guadalupe Colque; to the artists and relatives of patients who were part of the project.
After the inauguration of this first patio, the project will continue with the construction of a patio for pregnant women, thus providing a space of tranquility and comfort during one of the most important moments of their lives.
The success of this first stage of the project fills everyone involved with optimism, who see these spaces for meeting and reflection as a unique opportunity to promote mental health and comprehensive well-being.
Projects “Patios that heal the soul”
The project “Patios That Heal the Soul” aims to transform the hospital patios into outdoor spaces that contribute significantly to the recovery and treatment of patients. In addition, these spaces are designed to promote the emotional and psychological well-being of hospital workers, directly impacting the quality of care they provide.
