Singing as a practice of human cohesion: rhapsodies of recovery in a post-covid key.

This project corresponds to an initiative that seeks to be consolidated from a community, interprofessional and interinstitutional perspective, which brings together people and families who have had the experience of surviving a critical state due to Covid-19, representatives of different health units. the university, such as the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, the Faculty of Creation, the Student Directorate, the Directorate of Communications and Institutional Reputation, the Human Management Directorate, the Publishing House and also, a hospital entity that is part of the university as an allied institution in student training and research processes through the provision of health services, the Mayor Méderi University Hospital.

“Singing as a practice of human cohesion: rhapsodies of recovery in a post-covid key”, is a commitment that seeks to co-construct a program based on singing and aimed at promoting meetings with people who have survived critical states produced by the SARS virus. CoV-2 (Covid-19) and who are in the process of recovery in their homes, as a strategy to promote cardio-pulmonary and emotional health.

Singing, cardio-pulmonary and emotional health.