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Not Stretchers, This Hospital Uses Electric Cars To Drive Children To Cancer Treatment
02 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from News18
"Recognising the stress and emotional turmoil the ride on a stretcher puts on children, management at one hospital in Turkey have come up with a creative solution.
"The hospital [in the Turkish city of Kayseri], which serves kids with cancer and bone marrow transplant needs, has given them a jolly electric car ride to the treatment room." [NOTE: hospital in UK offers similar program].
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