The Royal National Academy of Medicine and the Getafe Hospital Sign Agreement on Museum Collections
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The Royal National Academy of Medicine (RANME) and the Getafe University Hospital, in the Community of Madrid, have signed a collaboration agreement. The main aim is to work together to disseminate the historical heritage of medical science.
According to the published information, the agreement also includes the training of healthcare professionals. In this way, the two institutions want to bring the history of medicine closer to doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers, and to use the museum collections as an educational tool.
The Royal National Academy of Medicine is an institution with a long tradition in Madrid, dedicated to the study and conservation of the history of medicine in Spain. For its part, Getafe Hospital is a public healthcare centre of reference in the southern area of the region.
This type of agreement allows scientific heritage to reach a wider audience and helps healthcare professionals better understand the origins of the knowledge they apply every day. The specific details of the planned activities have not yet been made public.
Sources: La Voz de Madrid
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