INFORMAZIONI CORSO
Ore formative: 11
Crediti ECM: 7,7
Categorie:
Biologo; Chimico; Farmacista; Medico Chirurgo; Tecnico Sanitario Laboratorio Biomedico;
Discipline:
Biochimica clinica; Cardiologia; Endocrinologia; Gastroenterologia; Genetica medica; Laboratorio di genetica medica; Malattie metaboliche e diabetologia; Microbiologia e virologia; Oncologia; Patologia clinica (laboratorio di analisi chimico-cliniche e microbiologia);
Obiettivi formativi
8 - Integrazione interprofessionale e multi professionale, inter istituzionale
Tutoraggio
FAD senza tutoraggio
Lezioni Frontali
RAZIONALE
Laboratory Medicine has a pivotal role in Clinical Medicine, from screening to diagnosis, prognosis, monitoring, and guiding and monitoring therapies. It is a constantly evolving branch of Medicine and technology represents the common thread. Significant progress has been achieved in the last decades, which has revolutionized the aims of the Laboratory Medicine, switching from a specimen-centered to patient-centered vision, paving the way toward Precision and Personalized Medicine.The purpose of the Course is to present the last discoveries in Laboratory Medicine and their applications in Clinical Practice.The main topics of the Course are the Big Data applied to health and disease, the Ageing, presented from an innovative and unconventional point of view, and new advancement in cancer immunotherapy. A session will be focused on COVID-19 and the last scientific evidence on the SARS-CoV-2 infection.
PROGRAMMA
Monday, 12 June
14:00 Opening remarks – Welcome address by Authorities and Academicians
Keynote Lecture
14:30 Lights and shadows in clinical trials
Silvio Garattini (Milan)
Chair: Marcello Ciaccio (Palermo)
Laboratory Medicine: Challenges and Opportunities on the Road to Precision Medicine
Chair: Mario Plebani (Padua), Martina Zaninotto (Padua)
15:30 Biomarkers and Personalized Medicine: current status and further perspectives
Giuseppe Castaldo (Naples)
15:50 Laboratory Medicine in the era of “Patient-Centered-Medicine”
Giuseppe Lippi (Verona)
16:10 New paradigms and the concept of the “Biomedical person” during the multimorbidity that drives our aging
Francesco Salvatore (Naples)
16:30 Discussion
16:45 Coffee Break
17:00 Round Table – The role of Scientific Societies in improving the appropriateness and the sustainability of the National Health System
Discussant: Marina Turco
Participants: Giuseppe Castaldo, Marcello Ciaccio, Carlo Della Rocca, Andrea Lenzi, Giuseppe Lippi, Roberta Pacifici, Mario Plebani, Francesco Salvatore, Tommaso Trenti
Tuesday, 13 June
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostics
Chair: Tommaso Trenti (Modena), Laura Sciacovelli (Padua)
09:00 Big Data: Past, Present, and Future
Andrea Padoan (Padua)
09:20 Machine Learning in Laboratory Medicine: waiting for the flood?
Rossella Tomaiuolo (Milan)
09:40 Medical Artificial Intelligence: Applications, Implications, and Opportunities
Matteo Vidali (Milan)
10:00 Discussion
10:15 Round Table – The Clinical Biochemistry Research in Italy
Discussant: Adriana Bazzi (Milano), Andrea Lenzi (Roma)
Partecipant: Luisa Agnello (Palermo), Daniela Basso (Padua), Giuseppe Castaldo (Naples), Elisa Danese (Verona),Mario Nuvolone (Pavia), Mariagrazia Perilli (L’Aquila), Pietro Pietrini (Pisa), Alessandro Usiello (Naples)
Cancer Immunotherapy: Current Status and Challenges for Clinical Application
Chair: Antonio Fortunato (Ancona), Lucio Pastore (Naples)
11:30 The Potential of Biomarker Testing, Real World Evidence, Tumour Agnostic Therapies to Empower Personalized Medicine
Ettore Domenico Capoluongo (Naples)
11:50 The role of immune profile in predicting outcomes in cancer patients treated with immunotherapy
Marianna Nuti (Roma)
12:10 Biomarkers in Immunotherapy: Applications and Shortcomings
Antonio Russo (Palermo)
12:30 Discussion
13:00 Lunch
Keynote Lecture
14:00 COVID-19: why did it happen and how can we protect ourselves against it happening again?”
Giuseppe Remuzzi (Milan)
Chair: Francesco Curcio (Udine)
COVID-19: Evolution from Pandemic to Endemic
Chair: Francesco Curcio (Udine)
15:00 COVID-19: lesson from the pandemic
Giorgio Palù (Padua)
15:20 COVID-19 vaccine: perspectives for living with the Virus
Silvio Brusaferro (Udine)
15:40 Precision Medicine for COVID-19: from Biochemical to Clinical phenotypes
Mario Plebani (Padua)
16:00 The critical Role of Laboratory Medicine in COVID-19 management
Rossella Tomaiuolo (Milano)
16:20 Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the performance of the Italian NHS
Nino Cartabellotta (Bologna)
16:40 Discussion
17:00 Closing Remarks and End of the Course
INFORMAZIONI CORSO
Ore formative: 11
Crediti ECM: 7,7
Categorie:
Biologo; Chimico; Farmacista; Medico Chirurgo; Tecnico Sanitario Laboratorio Biomedico;
Discipline:
Biochimica clinica; Cardiologia; Endocrinologia; Gastroenterologia; Genetica medica; Laboratorio di genetica medica; Malattie metaboliche e diabetologia; Microbiologia e virologia; Oncologia; Patologia clinica (laboratorio di analisi chimico-cliniche e microbiologia);
Obiettivi formativi
8 - Integrazione interprofessionale e multi professionale, inter istituzionale
Tutoraggio
FAD senza tutoraggio
Lezioni Frontali
RESPONSABILE SCIENTIFICO
Prof. Marcello CiaccioQUOTE DI ISCRIZIONE
Iscrizione GratuitaIn occasione del Corso di Erice, sarà possibile pernottare presso il Centro di Cultura Scientifica Ettore Majorana, che è anche sede del Corso.