The CHU of the UNIVERSITY EUROMED DE FÈS takes a key step with the designation of a group of architects for its design, recognized for its expertise in major hospital projects.
According to the university, following an open national competition, the architectural realization of this project was recently entrusted to a group of architects, recognized for its expertise through the design of large hospitals such as the CHU Mohammed VI of Tangier and the Center Hospitalier regional Kénitra.
Established on a land of almost 30 hectares, this future hospital establishment, designed from the outset according to the model of “smart hospital”, will call on the best national and international experts and will have a very high level infrastructure and the most advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, connected objects, Big Data, real -time data analysis, Robotics and Cobotics (interaction Man-Machine for Surgery), specifies the university.
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-These new technologies will be at the heart of clinical processes and hospital management, said Euromed, adding that digital training, simulation and international scientific collaboration platforms will support teaching and research activities the same as agreements with the best international CHUs will complete the training of future students and doctors.
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And to underline that the first phase of the project provides for the commissioning of 350 beds, thus marking a significant advance in the expansion of the supply of care at the regional level with also a certain number of new specialties compared to the existing both on a regional and national scale. The CHU of Euromed University of Fès will work in synergy with the Hassan II CHU of Fez and will be intended to respond to three major strategic missions.
It is a question of ensuring the initial and continuous training of high -level skills in health disciplines, creating a tertiary care offer in complementarity with existing structures, in particular the Hassan II CHU of Fez, and promoting the development of research and innovation both at diagnostic and curative level, according to the university.
