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Well-being

FCC participated for yet another year in

the popular “Corre por el Niño 2015” race

organised by Hospital Infantil Universitario

Niño Jesús to raise funds for its Biomedical

Research Foundation.

The Group purchased 100 race bibs for

FCC staff and their companions who parti-

cipated in the race organized on 8 Novem-

ber at Madrid’s El Retiro Park.

In this year’s edition, there was a circuit (1

100

race bibs

for the 5

th

“Corre por el Niño”

charity race

kilometre) for youngsters plus two other cir-

cuits: 4 km and the long 10 km (time cycled

with a chip) for adults.

For more information on the race, visit the

website:

http://www.correporelnino.com/.

Previous edition

Thanks to the funds raised in the fourth edi-

tion of the race, it was possible to carry out

the following research projects and imple-

ment several healthcare improvements:

A simulation centre comprising two

rooms under the logo: “Before exer-

cising, train”. The Paediatrics Simu-

lation Centre allows professionals to

acquire complex technical skills, inte-

grate knowledge, and train in a rea-

listic environment in order to improve

risk-free healthcare for the patient.

Online Paediatric Intensive Care Unit

(PICU): twenty PICUs participate in

this pilot project which aims to learn

about the benefits of an intensive

paediatrics consultation by phone or

video call in emergencies or in clinica-

lly unstable situations that may requi-

re transfer to the Paediatric Intensive

Care Units (PICUs).

Fever without a clear focus in children

less than 3 years old to study the

activated immunity markers. Thanks

to the funds raised, it was possible

to launch this project which won an

award from the Spanish Paediatric

Emergencies Society.

http://www.seup.org/institucional/becas/

becas2014.html).

Run for the child and run for your health.

Practice solidarity and sports

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