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UPDATE DIAGNOSTICO – XIII EDITION 7th-9th FEBRUARY 2019

In Italy there are a multitude of Clinical Neurophysiology Services that deal with the diagnosis of peripheral neuropathies, often interacting with other specialists. Multidisclipinare this approach may lead in practice to the use of inconsistent diagnostic pathways and / or complex and expensive care therapeutic interventions, sometimes inappropriate. The purpose of this meeting is to compare various experts in neuroscience to identify specific diagnostic evaluation and treatment for peripheral neuropathies and other diseases affecting the peripheral nervous system, based on evidence-based medicine criteria. In particular, in the first phase of the event, will present the latest and Modern clinical neurophysiology and ultrasonographic advantage of direct practical demonstrations of equipment (“a small group”) or by discussion of clinical cases. In the second part we will be instead treated the different forms of neuropathy using the type teaching formula “meeting with experts”, coordinated by moderators of clear international experience.

Supported by: Accademia Nazionale di Medicina www.accmed.org Organized by: Forum Service www.forumservice.net

Tel. +39 010 83794244

Scientific Director Prof. Roberto Eleopra – UOC Neurologia I – Dipartimento di Neuroscienze Cliniche -Fondazione IRCCS Istituto
Neurologico Carlo Besta – MILANO

For further information : www.accmed.org

NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS AND MENTAL HEALTH – SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE 30th NOVEMBER 2018

“Do not resign yourself to unsuccessful assistance but propose a cure to achieve real integration”.

This, in short, was what was affirmed by Dr. Franco Garonna during the press conference to present the conference which was held on November 30th at the prestigious headquarters of the Don Orione Artigianelli Cultural Center of Venice.

The event, sponsored by the Veneto Region, by the City of Venice, by the psychologists of the Veneto, by the Italian psychiatric training society, by the Italian society for neurodevelopmental disorders and by the Salesian University Institute in Venice.

The study day saw the contributions of researchers and clinicians in the field of applied neuroscience with neuropsychiatric, psychological, psychopathological and Nursing skills. Give to those with disabilities those clinical tools that allow them to enhance hidden skills and activate valuable resources.

Seminarial work was confronted with the public to examine organizational issues and to improve the approach to family and institutional contexts.

In addition to experts and clinicians of the sector, prof. Marco Bertelli – President of the Italian Society for the problems of neurodevelopment – Professor Francesco Valeriani – President of the Italian Society of Training in Psychiatry – Prof. Enrico Smeraldi – emeritus of Psychiatry at the San Raffaele University of Milan – Prof. Roberto Cavallaro Professor of Psychiatry of the San Raffaele University of Milan – Prof. Roberto Franchini Professor of Pedagogy of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart – Dr. Luisa Anna Rigon, professor of Nursing.

Further information:

Dr.ssa Fabrizia Scantamburlo – tel. 0039 347 0942599 – fabriziascantamburlo@donorionechirignago.irt

UNderstanding and Improving the Sustainability of agro-ECOlogical farming systems in the EU 20th-22nd November 2018

UNISECO aims to increase the sustainability of EU agricultural systems through the co-construction of strategies and incentives aimed at the diffusion of agro-ecological approaches. The project aims to foster a better understanding of the political and socio-economic barriers that impede the wider implementation of agroecological approaches in EU agricultural systems, in order to identify the most effective management strategies for European agriculture. This requires a broader perspective, taking into consideration socio-economic, ecological and political conditions at the local level. In this regard, we will try to make operational a methodological framework capable of integrating the external context in the assessment of the sustainability of agricultural systems, paying particular attention to the role of different types of actors and their roles in the different socio-ecological systems.

UNISECO will provide a toolkit to assess the environmental, economic and social impacts of innovative strategies and incentives to stimulate the implementation of agro-ecological approaches in EU agricultural systems at both the company and local level. The methodological kit will be tested in numerous case studies in 15 European countries characterized by agricultural systems with different biophysical, socioeconomic and socio-cultural contexts.

The UNISECO project approach is aimed at encouraging a participatory and transdisciplinary process, ensured by the composition of the consortium itself, which includes stakeholders and scientific partners, but also by the active involvement of numerous local actors in the different phases of the project. The collective learning processes – aimed at integrating practical and theoretical knowledge – will benefit scientists, stakeholders and end users through a better understanding of the mechanisms that make it possible to strengthen the sustainability of EU agricultural systems.

UNISECO is based on the work program SFS-29-2017 and contributes to the objective of sustainable food security, supporting the agricultural systems that are able to combine the production of healthy food with the protection of the environment, while ensuring added value to farmers and to the actors of the agri-food supply chains.

The UNISECO project will be implemented in 16 Member States (including Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, Greece, Finland, Lithuania, Hungary) within which the study areas will be selected in order to verify the feasibility of assessment methods implemented.

The following institutions are expected to participate:

AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS Greece
UNIVERSITAET KLAGENFURT Austria
THE JAMES HUTTON INSTITUTE United Kingdom
THE UNIVERSITY COURT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN United Kingdom
INSTITUT SUPERIEUR D’AGRICULTURE RHONE ALPES I.S.A.R.A France
BALTIJAS VIDES FORUMS Latvia
BALTIJOS APLINKOS FORUMAS VSI Lithuania
FORSCHUNGSINSTITUT FUR BIOLOGISCHEN LANDBAU STIFTUNG Switzerland
GEONARDO ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES LTD Hungary
LUONNONVARAKESKUS Finland
SVERIGES LANTBRUKSUNIVERSITET Sweden
GESTION AMBIENTAL DE NAVARRA, S.A. Spain
ASOCIATIA WWF PROGRAMUL DUNARE CARPATI ROMANIA Romania
USTAV ZEMEDELSKE EKONOMIKY A INFORMACI Czech Republic
EUROPEAN LANDOWNERS ORGANIZATION Belgium
BIOINSTITUT, O.P.S. Czech Republic

For further information: www.uniseco-project.eu

PAT-FINDER – MEETING 17th NOVEMBER 2018

The Menarini Pharmaceutical Society has organized an ECM course for general practitioners entitled “Pat-Finder Find the patient and optimize the therapy”

For information contact the Provider:

Aristea

Via Roma, 10
16121 Genova – Italy

Tel. (+39) 010 553591

Overtourism Mediterranean Cities in Comparison – 15th November 2018

As part of the Alter Eco communication project funded by the MED 2017-2020 program and of which the Department of Economics is a scientific partner, the workshop “OVERTOURISM MEDITERRANEAN CITIES IN COMPARISON” which took place in our Sala Goldoni on November 15th 2018, deals with a current theme that is involving a growing number of European cities and that will be addressed during this event through interventions by representatives of local and European institutions, tourism industry entrepreneurs and the testimonies of the Alter Eco project partners, including the cities of Valencia, Dubrovnik Malaga, Rhodes, Venice and Genoa.

In the afternoon a specific session will be dedicated to the case of Venice and to the recent new tourist accommodation offer that is affecting the Mestre area.

Further information: CESCOT VENETO Agenzia Formativa Orientamento Sviluppo e Ricerca

Tel. 0039-049-8174609 E-mail: a.arru@cescotveneto.it