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Architect-urban planner. Taught at Venice and at US Universities. In the US has worked at the Oakridge National Laboratory on Renewable Energy. As part of Italian MoH “Evaluation of Investments Team”, worked on regional health infrastructures financing programmes. She has participated on EU financed projects on Renewable Energy for hospitals (RES-Hospitals) and on Public Procurement of Innovation (EcoQUIP). Has conceived and directed the study “Sustainable and Climate Change Resilient Healthcare Facilities in Europe: the Challenge” (2018) supported by IFHE-EU. Author of a book on Urbanism, publishes articles and give presentation at Conferences, Congresses, Workshops. Is Chairman of the Board of European Health Property Network and Council Member of S.I.A.I.S. and IFHE-International.
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Member of the Council of Health Care Without Harm –Europe (HCWH –EU) Member of the Board, European Health Property Network (EuHPN) Member of the National Council of SIAIS | Italy
Awareness, systems approach, interaction from top-down and bottom-up, willingness and urgency to take action and tackle the climate change problem with the decarbonisation of the health sector will require efforts from people involved in healthcare and the environment, according to the principle of “One Health”. Interventions are urgent. Time is of the essence. Key Points The greenhouse...
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Do we need small changes for big transformations in healthcare management? Do we need different managerial figures to face the complexity and difficulties of the present period? Good public administration and good public management, capable of confronting current challenges with autonomous responsibility; highly prepared public managers, trans-sectorial capacity to compare experiences and exchange...
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Prevention, Systems Approach, and a One Health concept appear to be the key to handle the complexity of our super-connected world and its challenges. But will people collectively accept the required change in their lifestyle? Will governments and healthcare policymakers comply with the actions required to go beyond the old definitions? Key Points Prevention, in this conte
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As we move into 2021, and as the second wave of COVID-19 continues to rage, HealthManagement.org asked healthcare experts what they anticipate as the most significant change this year and what they would like to see in the future. Read on for a snapshot on whether healthcare in 2021 needs a reset and what could be improved. Prof Christian Lovis | Head Division of Medical Information Scien
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We are still in the middle of a dramatic experience. Will the pandemic’s impact on health and health systems help us comprehend the value of health and how little health-friendly is the present globalisation? Can it, consequently, help in the creation of a multidimensional, health supportive new global planet? Key Points Globalisation - the growing interdependence of the world’s...
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Prevention and Innovation appear to be basic concepts for building a post-COVID-19 “new” normal, but which personal paradigms, and which collective actions would make them a reality beyond words? Key Points Prevention: the system of measures to assure protection in case of predictable events with negative impact on people and environment. Innovation: methodology to activating...
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There is evidence of viral assaults possible repetitiveness in the foreseeable future. Prevention and preparedness are essential, especially for the health sector. Learning from the dramatic experience of Italy with COVID-19, this article addresses the major aspects of the role of the health technicians who, in parallel with the managerial and medical staff have responded to the continuously changing...
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The scientifically based forecast of more frequent devastating natural disasters is coming, and so is the need for a proactive attitude against the related risks. Hospitals and healthcare systems should get engaged in such activity. Scientific evidence of the relation between natural disasters and climate change It is becoming a constant in our daily life the call for attention from the...
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The role of healthcare architecture in effective care with EuHPN
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Leading to sustainable healthcare solutions Three pilot studies show how an innovative approach to healthcare procurement can lead to solutions. For many years, the European Community has been promoting innovation as a fundamental way of enhancing the development of the European Union (EU) and its role in the international arena. Antonio Tajani, President of t he European Parli
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1. What are your key areas of interest and research? My interests are concentrated in two major areas. The first concerns the issues of hospitals and community health facilities planning and th e second area regards the development of the full potential of healthcare to contribute to environment challenges facing us. 2. What are the major challenges in your field? Regarding the planning...
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The Challenge of Our Times Recent years have seen an increasing awareness that climate change is of dramatic importance not only for its impact on the environment, but also on human health. The last message has been launched by a relevant religious and moral leader: Pope Francis with his Encyclical “Laudato si” (Francis 2015). Those who are working in healthcare, from policymakers to dai
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Zoom On: Simona Agger Ganassi, Chairman, EuHPN - European Health Property Network
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