From May 6 to 13, the "Ángel Óscar Ulloa Gregori" Museum Room will carry out its first cycle of guided tours 2019, aimed at first-year students of the Medical Surgeon and Midwifery Degree.

An influx of approximately 1,000 students is expected, who will be divided for better attention into 40 groups of 25 students each, each tour lasting 50 minutes.

Students will visit several sections of the Permanent Collection of the museum, where they will be able to observe various pieces such as instruments, devices and surgical medical equipment dating from the 18th to the 20th centuries, and which are testimony of how medical science and health has evolved public You will also see a sample of the graphic file of the room that tells about characters, sites, commemorations and spaces that have been part of the Hospital-School, from its origins to the present day. Finally, they will be shown some documents and old books that are fundamental to the historical memory of our centuries-old institutions.  

From the time of Dr. José Eleuterio González, in the second half of the 19th century, through the administration of Dr. Eduardo Aguirre Pequeno, in the first half of the 20th century, museums have been a key element in reinforcing medical education, promoting values and identity of future doctors and, of course, preserve and spread the cultural and scientific heritage of our Alma Mater.