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Summary
Mayo Clinic integrates art into its healing environment, with pieces donated or commissioned since 1914. Each issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings highlights a campus artwork, enhancing patient and staff well-being.
Area of Science:
- Medical Humanities
- Art Integration in Healthcare
Background:
- Art has been a consistent feature of the Mayo Clinic environment since the completion of the original Mayo Clinic Building in 1914.
- Numerous artworks have been donated or commissioned over the years for the enjoyment of patients and staff.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the integration of art within the Mayo Clinic setting.
- To showcase specific artworks featured in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Main Methods:
- Each issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings features an artwork.
- The selected artwork is displayed on or near Mayo Clinic campuses.
- The author provides their interpretation of the featured artwork.
Main Results:
- Artworks are a recurring element in the Mayo Clinic experience.
- A diverse collection of art is accessible to patients and staff.
- The journal serves as a platform to share and interpret these visual assets.
Conclusions:
- The ongoing presence of art contributes to the Mayo Clinic's environment.
- Featuring art in Mayo Clinic Proceedings reinforces its importance in the patient and staff experience.
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