Created in 1970 by the Profession Santé group, the Galien Prize rewards each year recent therapeutic innovations as well as pharmaceutical research work. This prize has just been awarded to the association “Les Z’enfants de l’Auto” created in 2018 in order to bring moments of joy and happiness to sick children and destitute children. It is its flagship action, “the driver’s license in the hospital,” which was rewarded, a file carried by Dr Céline Greco, head of the department in charge of pain at the Necker hospital: “For all the nursing and support staff at Necker, and for all the young people who have been able to benefit from a driving license at the hospital, the Galien Prize is a magnificent reward. Passing your driving license when you are sick gives access to autonomy and freedom, but it is also a very strong project that helps young patients in their care path. The jury was very sensitive to this unprecedented action led by Les Z’enfants de l’Auto […]. The Prix Galien may help us to bring together partners who …
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