SESSION 5

(Building F - GROUND FLOOR - F, Fl. 0)

(Room S.4)

First aid can be one of the main bottlenecks of emergency response; therefore, an effective Medical Management is key to the response in case of CBRNE events. Health services are a critical infrastructure that has to be prepared and resilient to CBRNE incidents and attacks. This means having plans, procedures, equipment, and trained personnel, on the one side, and a smooth cooperation among first responders and stakeholders on the other. An increasing number of research and innovation projects addressing the issue of medical management and first aid in the framework of CBRNE events, testifies to the growing need to find new and smart solutions in terms of materials, equipment, procedures, communication and general management.

SPEAKER

Emiliano Abramo (1), Sandro Mancinelli (1) and Leonardo Palombi (2) (Invited Speaker)

(1) Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, University of Rome Tor Vergata (Italy)

(2) Full Professor in Epidemiology and Director the Department of Biomedicine and Prevention, University of Rome Tor Vergata (Italy)

Ioannis Galatas (1) (Invited Speaker)

(1) BrigGen. (Rtd), MD Consultant in Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Medical/Hospital/Ops CBRNE Planner/instructor Manager @ CBRN Knowledge Center, International CBRNE Institute (Belgium)

Fabio Polidoro (1)

(1) Commander of Italian Navy, STATO MAGGIORE DELLA MARINA, 4° Reparto LOGISTICA, 2° Ufficio Supporto, Dottrina logistica e C.B.R.N. (Italy)

Stef Stienstra (1)

(1) Strategic consultant in biomedical science, Commander of the reserve of the Royal Dutch Navy (The Netherlands)

Rachele Brancaleoni (1), D. Gui (2), S. Magalini (2), M. Foco (2), G. Capalbo (3), P.M. Soave (3)

(1) Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Largo F. Vito, 1, Rome, Italy

(2) Fondazione Policlinico Gemelli, Dept. of Emergency Surgery, Largo A. Gemelli, 8, Rome, Italy

(3) Fondazione Policlinico Gemelli, Accident and Emergency Department, Largo A. Gemelli, 8, Rome, Italy

R. Fiorito (1), Fabrizio Fontana (2) , M. Martini (2), G.Sergiacomi (3), G. Scotti di Uccio (4), S. Tangorra (4), P. Rosati (6), G. Pistilli (7), R. Villanacci (7), E. Casadei (3), Maria Luisa Maniscalco (5)

(1) Medical and Surgery School Bio-Medical & Prevention Department Tor Vergata University, Rome, (Italy)

(2) University Guglielmo Marconi, Rome; Istituto di Fisica Nucleare (INFN) Frascati (RM), (Italy)

(3) Pontificia Università San Tommaso D’Aquino - Angelicum, Rome, (Italy)

(4) Air Force Study Center Giulio Douhet, Rome, (Italy)

(5) University Roma 3, Rome, (Italy)

(6) Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital, Unit of Clinical Epidemiology, Piazza S. Onofrio 4, Rome, (Italy)

(7) ISSMM, Tor Vergata University, Rome, (Italy)

Gordana Joksić (1)

(1) Biologyst, PhD. Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, M.Petrovića Alasa 12-14, 11000 Belgrade, Department of Physical Chemistry (Serbia)

Alessio Cortelazzo (1)

(1) Clinical Biochemist, PhD. S.Ten.(cong.), Military Corps of the Italian Red Cross (Italy)

Lorenzo S. Massucchielli (1), U. Angeloni (2), C. Fontana (3), S. Bonadio (4), B. Contini (5)

(1) Italian Red Cross, European Affairs Officer, Project Management Unit, Via Ramazzini 31, Rome, (Italy)

(2) Italian Red Cross, Head, Health Management Unit, Via Ramazzini 31, Rome, (Italy)

(3) Italian Red Cross, Head R/N Lab, Health Management Unit, Via Ramazzini 31, Rome, (Italy)

(4) Italian Red Cross, Head, CBRN Unit, Via Ramazzini 31, Rome, (Italy)

(5) Italian Red Cross, Head, Operations, Via Ramazzini 31, Rome, (Italy)

Stef Stienstra (1)

Strategic consultant in biomedical science, Commander of the reserve of the Royal Dutch Navy (The Netherlands)

Giovanni Rezza (1)

(1) Research Executive Director, Italian Health Institute (Italy)

Cesare Fanton (1)

(1) Italian Navy, Ministry of Defence (Italy)