The new Ibn Sina Hospital in Rabat, for which construction work was launched on Thursday by King Mohammed VI, is a new-generation health care structure that is modern in its architecture, in the quality of care it will provide and in the integration of new state-of-the-art technologies.
Mobilizing an investment of more than 6 billion dirhams, the future hospital, which will be built on a plot of 11.4 ha, asserts itself as a health structure of reference, with its main tower of 151 m (R+33), the tower of the National League against Cardiovascular Diseases in R+I0, and the building forming the podium of the project.
The future Hospital Ibn Sina, whose construction is scheduled within 48 months, will be equipped with :
– A hospitalization pole,
– Intensive care units,
– Day hospitals,
– Outpatient services, exploration, emergencies and follow-up care and rehabilitation,
– Resuscitation units,
– A unit of the big burns,
– A service of the serious respiratory diseases,
– A hemodialysis center,
– Technical platforms, administrative logistics, medical logistics, hotel logistics and technical logistics.
The new Ibn Sina Hospital will also have
– 31 operating rooms (27 organized in 3 modules and 4 rooms at the National League for the Fight against Cardiovascular Diseases),
– 39 rooms of functional explorations,
– 80 outpatient rooms,
– 15 endoscopy rooms,
– 25 rooms for conventional radiology, cross-sectional imaging and ultrasound.
– 7 angiography, coronary angiography, rhythmology and catheterization rooms,
– 3 hyperbaric oxygen therapy rooms,
– 16 hemodialysis boxes and a peritoneal dialysis room,
– 24 sampling boxes of all types,
– 41 care, follow-up and rehabilitation rooms,
– 29 research and teaching rooms.
It will have a capacity of 1,044 beds, divided between :
– 670 beds for conventional hospitalization,
– 148 beds for intensive care units (30 beds for the isolation of patients with severe respiratory diseases)
– 101 beds in day hospitals,
– 12 beds in the burn unit,
– 8 beds in the Nuclear Medicine Unit,
– 15 beds in the Emergency Unit (very short term hospitalization),
– 90 beds at the National League against Cardiovascular Diseases.
The project also provides for the construction of a helipad, a parking lot with a capacity of 1,300 parking spaces, and green spaces for the recuperation and relaxation of convalescent patients. It will integrate in its design the best practices of eco-construction as well as new generation technologies (solar filters, photovoltaic panels, natural ventilation, recovery of rainwater and its use in watering the green spaces of the hospital) allowing a better energy efficiency, in line with Morocco’s commitments to sustainable development.
