The Humanization of Healthcare and Care for Children and Adolescents Take Center Stage on Radio Castilla-La Mancha
Today, 26 October 2026, Dr. Sagrario Gómez Cantarino and Dr. Inmaculada García Valdivieso Jiménez took part in a live interview on Radio Castilla-La Mancha, where they discussed the importance of humanizing healthcare and highlighted the need for comprehensive care for children and adolescents.
During the interview, they emphasized the importance of promoting person-centered healthcare that considers not only physical needs but also the emotional, psychological, and social dimensions of children and adolescents. In this regard, they highlighted the importance of incorporating strategies and resources that improve the healthcare experience of pediatric patients, fostering care that is closer, more empathetic, and better adapted to their needs.
They also introduced Sofía, the therapeutic doll created within the Humanization of Care Project, an initiative designed to support the emotional well-being of pediatric patients and facilitate communication, emotional expression, and support throughout healthcare processes.
Participation in this radio program provided a valuable opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of humanizing healthcare and to showcase innovative initiatives that place children, adolescents, and their families at the center of care.
Through initiatives such as this, progress continues toward a more humane, sensitive, and committed healthcare model focused on people's overall well-being, in which empathy, active listening, and support are fundamental pillars of healthcare practice.
