The dream officially came true on Tuesday (4): four years later, Avos (Association of Health Volunteers at the Joan de Gusmão Children’s Hospital) opened the hospital’s new outpatient clinic. The site will serve more than 500 children from across the state for cancer treatment.

Opening of a new oncology clinic at Florianopolis Children’s Hospital – Photo: Reproduction/NDTV RecordTV

The goal of the association that fought to have this space completed is to offer a better place to host children and families. Large structure with seven medical offices, one for psychology, social work, nursing, pharmacist and dentistry. In addition, there is a chemotherapy room with a stretcher for small patients.

The place is intended for children as well as for families who often accompany patients for many hours or even days. The new structure will also facilitate the work of the medical team, which will be assembled in one environment and will be able to communicate more easily and quickly.

See the report for more details. General balance of Florianopolis!