The Conference, which saw the participation of one hundred military and civilian medical doctors and health care workers, is part of a program of continuous scientific updating for the healthcare personnel of the Armed Forces.
It took place at the Bari Palese Military Airport on Friday, November 22nd. medical conference in the field of otorhinolaryngology from the title: “Hypacusia, tinnitus and vertigo: current issues and perspectives“, organised by Military Department of Forensic Medicine (D.M.M.L.) and from Psychophysiological Aeromedical Center (C.A.P.) from Bari Palese and from’Italian Association of Otolaryngologists and Free Professionals.
The conference, accredited for the participation of one hundred medical professionals and military and civilian healthcare workers, is part of a program of timely and continuous scientific updating for the healthcare personnel of the Armed Forces and took place with the sponsorship of the’E.N.A.C. (National Agency for Civil Aviation) and from Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza of San Giovanni Rotondo. The event’s provider was instead Motus Animi.
The Commander of the AM/3rd Air Region took part in the event, Air Force Corps General Silvano Frigerio, the Chief of the Military Air Service Medical Department, Chief Inspector Fabio Morgagni, the Director of the Institute of Aerospace Medicine of Rome (I.M.A.), Brigadier General Pasquale Musolino, and finally the Colonel Mattia Ciriello, The Director of the D.M.M.L. and the C.A.P., who, before the start of the activities, addressed a greeting to the participants and wished them good work.
The conference, chaired by the Head of the Otolaryngology Service and scientific coordinator of the conference itself, Colonel Francesco Parrella, had the intention of creating a synergy between the military and civilian worlds To update and help specialists in addressing the problems of daily clinical practice, in a perspective of common and shared information and training synergy. Military, civil and academic world speakers alternated in discussing medical and scientific topics, focusing on the current state of scientific knowledge regarding sensory integration, discussing pathological aspects with the illustration of multi-specialty clinical cases based on field experience and scientific literature data, and reviewing rehabilitation aspects and new therapeutic perspectives.
On the sidelines of the event, Colonel Parrella he wanted to emphasize: “This event represented an important step forward towards integrating operational capabilities, sharing knowledge, and adopting innovative practices in public health management. We saw the value of cooperation between the civilian and military worlds come to fruition, as they united their efforts for a common goal: the protection of the health and well-being of citizens.”.
“We look to the future with hope”He finally declared,” he said Dr. Ciro Lucio Vignaroli, head of the scientific secretariat of the convention, “Continuing to build on this solid foundation of collaboration, we hope that this model of cooperation will continue to grow, strengthening our ability to respond to any health-related needs with efficiency, speed, and solidarity.”.
It Military Department of Legal Medicine of the Air Force Di Bari Palese is a multidisciplinary forensic facility serving the Armed Forces and all Public Administrations for the definition of various types of medico-legal procedures and in the context of specialist medical consultations. A lean, computerized and highly specialized organization in the field of forensic medicine and specialist medicine.
It Psychophysiological Aeromedical Center of the Air Force of Bari Palese carries out medical-legal and adherence to F.A. activities, particularly in matters related to suitability for flight, delegated by the Director of the IMAS in Rome for the evaluation of the possession of psychophysical requirements, in order to express the relevant suitability judgments for air navigation personnel for the purpose of exercising flight activity both in the military and civil sectors.
The’Italian Association of Otolaryngologists and Free Professionals For decades, it has set itself the goal of updating the private general otolaryngologists. In recent years, private practice has grown enormously, often making specialists the exclusive actors in the use, for the patient, of an adequate diagnostic and therapeutic path, satisfying at the same time the administrative and legal aspects, which have become increasingly binding.
