Universidad Hospital Italiano

A leap in 21st-century medical education Medical training can no longer rely solely on acquired knowledge or direct patient experience. That is why we are promoting the creation of an unprecedented academic center for medical training and research in Argentina and Latin America. This project represents a qualitative leap in the way we teach and learn health sciences. Simulation-based training in physical and virtual environments enhances the learning experience through repetition without risk to patients, optimizes decision-making, reduces procedural errors, and ultimately saves lives. This includes the learning of clinical and surgical skills and attitudes by simulating a wide range of situations such as clinical consultation, elective and emergency surgical scenarios, and various technical procedures.All activities take place in controlled and safe environments, without involving patients. The new Simulation-Based Education Center will comprise more than 10.000 square meters, providing students and healthcare professionals with the opportunity to train using cutting-edge technology in safe, realistic and highly controlled environments. The Project also includes classrooms, a biotechnology center, a human specimen collection area, a library and an auditorium for more than 500 people. In the first phase , a 1.400 square-meter space will be built for the development of both clinical and surgical simulation and research activities, based on animated and inanimate virtual models.  ●       Goal Stage 1 : USD 2.400.000 ●       Estimated cost per square meter built : USD 1.700 💬Every square meter built today helps train the professionals who will care for us tomorrow.

Bring health where it is needed most Access to healthcare services remains an outstanding commitment in some of the most vulnerable areas of northern Argentina. In particular, in the city of Santa Victoria Este, Salta province, 89% of the population experiences some form of Unmet Basic Needs (UBN). This poses a significant health risk for the community, with high rates of child malnutrition and tuberculosis . For this reason, the Hospital Italiano of Buenos Aires and its university have launched a socio-health and educational project that deploys interdisciplinary delegations to provide comprehensive medical care, health promotion and training to isolated communities. Each delegationconsists of healthcare professionals from different specialties and remains in the area for a month, offering free medical care and professional training to support the development of the local healthcare team. Thanks to the support of people like you, more than 600 individuals receive care each year through this program. But there is still much more to be done. ●       Cost per delegation : USD 5.000 ●       Current goal : To fund 6 delegations = USD 30.000 💬 Your contribution brings health, dignity and care where it is needed most.