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    Mayo Clinic integrates art into its healing environment, with donated and commissioned pieces enhancing patient and staff experiences since 1914. Art featured in Mayo Clinic Proceedings showcases campus installations.

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    • Healthcare Environment Design

    Background:

    • Art integration at Mayo Clinic dates back to the 1914 building completion.
    • Numerous artworks have been donated or commissioned for patient and staff well-being.
    • Art enhances the Mayo Clinic environment across its campuses.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To highlight the role of art within the Mayo Clinic's physical and cultural landscape.
    • To showcase specific artworks featured in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
    • To underscore the long-standing tradition of art in healthcare settings.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of artworks displayed at Mayo Clinic campuses.
    • Selection of a representative artwork for each Mayo Clinic Proceedings issue.
    • Author interpretation of the selected artwork's significance.

    Main Results:

    • Art is a consistent and integral component of the Mayo Clinic experience.
    • A diverse collection of art is accessible to patients and staff.
    • Each issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings features a unique artwork.

    Conclusions:

    • Artistic integration is a sustained practice at Mayo Clinic.
    • The presence of art contributes to the overall healing environment.
    • Mayo Clinic Proceedings serves as a platform to share this artistic integration.