Look at this - intensive care ward on the hospital roof!

ArchaeC said:

The facility was built around a central garden courtyard that had trees growing up to the top floor. Each floor had broad garden balconies which connected to the tall courtyard trees. There were electric sockets for beds for and medical equipment which enabled patients to be ‘plugged in’ outside in the garden

Wonderful. 

I've regularly visited 2 major hospitals in my area last year and this. 

They each have gardens one specially created around a cancer unit.

Marianne72 said:

I wonder if they'll ever allow flowers and plants to be brought into hospital wards again. The joy might possibly outweigh infection risks, except in severe cases.

I don't think so.

There is a very real risk from them even for patients who are not immunocompromised.

B said:

I've regularly visited 2 major hospitals in my area last year and this. 

They each have gardens one specially created around a cancer unit.

It’s encouraging to learn of more gardens.

B said:

I've regularly visited 2 major hospitals in my area last year and this. 

They each have gardens one specially created around a cancer unit.

It’s encouraging to learn of more gardens.