A reconstruction of the Tierra de Barros hospital built to train staff in occupational risk. The point is to avoid the heavy cost of shutting an entire hospital down to run a fire drill: staff can rehearse as often as they need at no cost per session, and arrive better prepared for a real emergency.
The project, carried out together with Plena Inclusión Extremadura, also presents a proposal for adapted signage designed by the organisation itself, so that people with cognitive disabilities can follow it.
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