HEALTHCARE REMODELLING
regionalisation programme and sound epidemiological and administration criteria. • Ambulatory care, first level: primary healthcare centers.
• Second level: –High complexity ambulatory care: centre of ambulatory medical specialties. –Mid complexity hospitals.
• Third level of care: Polyvalent hospitals, with ample diagnostic capabilities.
The networking of healthcare services is contained within the Provincial Strategic Plan. Over the past three years the new healthcare centers – all at different construction stages – have started to materialise the concept: • Eighty new healthcare centers across the province; two thirds already executed and the rest still under construction;
• Three mid-complexity hospitals, one already fully executed.
• One regional, high-complexity hospital in every node; four are currently under construction.
• One Center of Ambulatory Medical Specialties in the city of Santa Fe.
A digital impression and ground floor plan of the new hospital in Rosario.
currently under construction will prioritise the different levels of care and will shape a consolidated project, as outlined at (
www.santafeenobras.com.ar). Architecture will be used as a means, not
an end, for the provision of universal healthcare, for better health.
An integrated healthcare network The network is designed to deliver the medical care and services that meet patients’ demands at all levels of care. The infrastructure planned for the short and mid-term includes not only the facilities but also the specific equipment, the latest technology and the human resources required to provide the expected services and deliver the anticipated performance. By replacing the traditional hospital model, the new facilities deploy modern
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services based on levels of complexity and progressive healthcare. Hospitals are re- structured to transcend the rigid functions of their wards, services and departments. Original architectural operations feature the three levels of care. Implemented within a specific geography, the facilities are carefully located following the guidelines of the
Rosario South Intervention Public healthcare is a State policy in the city of Rosario and in the province of Santa Fe. Rosario South Intervention is a key component of the integrated healthcare system and sets a new strategic milestone for Region 4, Rosario Node. This is even more significant for the metropolitan area, which only has a reduced healthcare offer. The selected location, the services offer and the good accessibility will create a clear link between the city of Rosario and the southern portion of its metropolitan area. The goal is to provide good quality and equal care to a heavily populated area. The initiative is mainly intended to achieve integration and connectivity
with the provincial and municipal healthcare network, by merging structures to create more efficient and complete care. The uniqueness of this initiative is rooted
in its architectural design: a regional, high- complexity hospital, a research center, a new building for a technical school, a large area for recreation and sports which is open to the
‘By replacing the traditional hospital model, the new facilities deploy modern services based on levels of complexity and progressive healthcare. Hospitals are re-structured to transcend the rigid functions of their wards, services and departments.’
IFHE DIGEST 2013
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