DOCSLIB.ORG

15-16 June 2015 the Golden Bridge: Communication and Patient Safety Montecatini Terme (Italy)

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
15-16 June 2015 the Golden Bridge: Communication and Patient Safety Montecatini Terme (Italy) 15-16 JUNE MONTECATINI TERME (ITALY) International Society for Communication Science and Medicine 15-16 June 2015 The Golden Bridge: Communication and Patient Safety Montecatini Terme (Italy) ENDORSED BY Comune di Montecatini Terme 1 ENDORSED BY Comune di Montecatini Terme ISCOME 2015 SUPPORTERS Supporters The ISCOME 2015 conference is organized in collaboration with the Center of Patient Safety of the Italian Tuscany Region. ISCOME particularly thanks Tommaso Bellandi, Riccardo Tartaglia, Elena Beleffi, Giulio Toccafondi and Sara Albolino for their outstanding support. In addition, the following organizations are supporting ISCOME 2015 as patrons: 15-16 JUNE MONTECATINI TERME (ITALY) WELCOME TO THE ISCOME 2015 CONFERENCE Dear delegates, It is my pleasure to welcome you to the ISCOME 2015 conference in Montecatini Terme. For this year’s meeting, ISCOME has chosen the theme “The Golden Bridge: Communication and Patient Safety.” I would like to take a minute to reflect on this theme in light of the current state of affairs and the broad knowledge that we have accumulated in the field of patient safety over the past few years. Among numerous renowned speakers at this year’s conference, we have the honor to host and welcome a key figure in patient safety who many consider the “founding parent” of the patient safety discipline, Sir Liam Donaldson, who states in his plenary abstract that “despite a commitment to providing safe care becoming a declared priority in almost all healthcare systems of the world over the last decade, true progress in reducing the burden of avoidable harm has been very disappointing.” One of the key problems Sir Liam will highlight in his ISCOME 2015 plenary address is “weak communication at all levels.” Underlining this notion, the literature has been consistently pointing at communication as one of the main contributing factors to patient safety events. At the same time, effective communication has been recognized as a key mechanism to preventing patient harm. Despite its substantial function in the provision of safe care, communication interventions have been rare and not as impactful as they should have been. In other words, communication as a “golden path” to better and safer care has not affected impressive improvements. The ISCOME 2015 conference theme is dedicated to this phenomenon and reframes communication as a “golden bridge.” Golden as a reflection of the valuable and indispensable function of communication in healthcare delivery, and bridge implying the essential necessity to establish interdisciplinary collaborations between communication science and healthcare that join existing bodies of knowledge and draw new transdisciplinary pathways to impact the quality and safety of healthcare in visible ways. To dedicate some intensive time to this goal within the scope of its two main conference days, ISCOME 2015 is featuring two innovative roundtable discussion panels that will shed interdisciplinary perspectives onto two critical communication-prone challenges in the patient safety domain. The first panel focuses on cross-professional interactions, which are recognized in the literature as a main contributor to patient harm. In other words, when providers communicate well with each other, patient health is improved, and when communication fails, health outcomes are significantly compromised. From this panel again emerges the notion of the “Golden Bridge”, implying that casting a bridge across professions improves the quality and safety of care for all involved. Communication constitutes the means to building this bridge. The second ISCOME 2015 roundtable discussion panel invites leading scholars from a variety of disciplines to immerse themselves in the current state of knowledge and to explore heuristic directions in the area of safe provider-patient communication. We are honored to host well-known thought-leaders on this panel who will close with some reflections on directions for future transdisciplinary research projects and practice solutions. As briefly mentioned above, we are particularly pleased to welcome Sir Liam Donaldson to the ISCOME 2015 conference, who will deliver the final plenary address on Tuesday afternoon reflecting on the horizons for patient safety. Sir Liam Donaldson’s address will be responded to in a closing roundtable discussion that features well-known influential decision-makers in health care and patient safety. Led by WHO patient safety champion Brian Stafford and journalist Roberto Satolli, the invited panelists will reflect on Sir Liam’s plenary address and the conference discussions at large from an applied point of view. This is the second conference ISCOME (formerly the “COME” group) is organizing on this important and stimulating topic area, and I am very pleased with the interactivity that has emerged among the current ISCOME members during the past two years, which evidences that the mission of ISCOME is at work. Since COME 2013, we have successfully cast a fruitful bridge between numerous communication scientists and scholars in health-related fields, and ISCOME has become a sustainable and visible platform for scientists and practitioners to exchange perspectives, reflect on existing data, collaborate on research and practice interventions, and develop interdisciplinary implementations that promise to trigger measurable impact. This interdisciplinary interactivity is the driving engine and still today maintains the existence of ISCOME as a young and dynamic society. It is in that sense that I encourage everyone – presenters and non-presenters at this year’s conference – to actively join the group and engage yourself in this important and stimulating dialogue. Because if there is one common denominator that brought all of us to Montecatini Terme this year, it is that common purpose to engage in innovative transdisciplinary directions that will make healthcare a better and safer process for everyone. On behalf of ISCOME, I wish you a productive, satisfying and successful conference experience and look forward to welcoming you to the group! Collegiate regards, Prof. Dr. Annegret Hannawa ISCOME President 5 ISCOME 2015 CONFERENCE WELCOME TO THE ISCOME 2015 CONFERENCE Dear Guests, My warmest welcome to Montecatini Terme! I am very pleased and honored to host the ISCOME 2015 conference at our beautiful venue Salone Regina. Montecatini Terme is well-known for its hospitality and the quality of life it offers to its inhabitants and visitors. The properties of the thermal water springing from its soil have been known since the times of the ancient Romans. Even back in those times, pilgrims and soldiers visited here to take a warm bath. More recently, in the 19th century, the curative effects of the water to treat digestive diseases emerged while the mud started to be used to treat muscle-skeletal disorders. At that time, our magnificent thermal establishment was built, restored, and then enlarged during the early 20th century. Today, our mud is also being used for make-up products by national and international companies. For example, Madonna’s natural beauty products for skin care are made with our mud! Montecatini Terme became famous as a touristic place in the 19th century, when Leopold, the Duke of Tuscany, often visited with his court of nobles and servants. His former holiday house, located in Viale Verdi, now hosts the administration of Terme’s company and public exhibitions. The most famous amateur of Montecatini during the 19th century was certainly the famous romantic composer Giuseppe Verdi, who in fact is remembered by the naming of the city’s main avenue The tourism increased after the second World War, especially during the “maginificent sixties”. At that time, Montecatini Terme was one of the most popular places for the “dolce vita”, also for the nightlife with many well-known actors, musicians and sports champions who spent their vacations here. You can see the names of the stars on the plates positioned on the sidewalk of Viale Verdi, just like in Hollywood! During the past two centuries, the lower end of town has significantly grown in size, while Montecatini Alto (the higher end of town) maintained its original middle-age flavor. In the meantime, the town has become a popular destination for scientific conferences, especially in the medical arena, thanks to the quality of the hotels, restaurants and facilities, as well as for the quiet and relaxing atmosphere that facilitates reflection, creativity and social relations. In the past five years, Montecatini Terme has hosted important events, such as the World Championship of Cycling, the Miss Italia Beauty Contest, and international exhibitions of visual arts at the new museum located on the first floor of our City Hall. To conclude, Montecatini Terme lies in the heart of beautiful Tuscany and offers to be a starting point for your visit of our beautiful region – both its cultural heritage in the cities, and the more natural destinations that can be reached in short one-day trips. In this spirit, I wish you a successful conference and hope you will enjoy your stay in our town and region! Warm regards, Giuseppe Bellandi Mayor of Montecatini Terme 6 15-16 JUNE MONTECATINI TERME (ITALY) THE ISCOME 2015 CONFERENCE TEAM Annegret F. Hannawa, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Health Communication at the Faculty of Communication Sciences at the University of Lugano (Università della Svizzera italiana). Prior to joining USI, she served as Assistant Professor of Health Communication and Empirical Research
Load more

Recommended publications
  • “La Voce D' Abruzzo”
    “LA VOCE D’ ABRUZZO” January—February 2017 A Publication of the Federazione Abruzzese del Michigan Volume 13 - Issue 1 CALENDAR OF EVENT L’ora delle responsabilità perché il disastro non si ripeta January: January 5: Manca la luce. Manca il gas. Manca l’acqua. E interi paesi isolati. Scuole Gen. Mbrsp. Mtg - chiuse, ospedali in difficoltà, fabbriche ferme. E’ quello che accade in IACS—7:00 PM Abruzzo, tra la rabbia dei cittadini utenti e l’incredulità generale... Questo scrivevamo mercoledì 18 gennaio. Tenendo presente l’eccezionalità dell’on- January 19: data di maltempo che stava colpendo la regione. E con i telefoni intasati FADM Board Mtg: dalle proteste dei lettori, le richieste di aiuto, le segnalazioni delle emer- IACS—7:00 PM genze. Un vero grido di dolore che si levava da ogni parte delle quattro prov- January 29: ince. “E' un vero scandalo la lista dei disservizi arrivata al nostro giornale, al Be and Angell Dinner dance For the St. Louis Center sito e sui nostri social”, aggiungevamo. Per denunciare la situazione nella quale buona parte dell'Abruzzo era stata precipitata. Dagli eventi naturali, certo, ma anche dall'imprevi- February: denza, l'improvvisazione delle grandi compagnie che gestiscono servizi essenziali nel nostro Paese e della February 2: stessa Pubblica amministrazione. Gen. Mbrshp. Mtg. Un autentico disastro, anche se il peggio doveva ancora venire. Sotto le forme di quella grande tragedia che IACS—7:00 PM è stata poi la slavina di Rigopiano, che in pochi secondi si è portata via una delle più celebri strutture al- berghiere della regione insieme alla vita di 29 persone.
    [Show full text]
  • Artisti Ed Arte
    artisti ed arte A cura di Antonio Gasbarrini, Antonio Zimarino Testi di Ciro Canale, Antonio Gasbarrini, Giuseppe Rosato Aleandro Rubini, Leo Strozzieri, Antonio Zimarino / '9 o o ARTISTI E D ART E in Abruzzo ...a partire dalla Provincia di Pescara A cura di Antonio Gasbarrini, Antonio Zimarino Testi di Ciro Canale, Antonio Gasbarrini, Giuseppe Rosato Aleandro Rubini, Leo Strozzieri, Antonio Zimarino INTRODUZIONE La lunga, complessa gestazione del presente volume e della parallela mostra dedicata alla collezio­ ne di dipinti, grafiche e sculture di proprietà della Provincia di Pescara su cui getta la potenza di tutta la sua aura la tela La Figlia di ]orio (1895) di Francesco Paolo Michetti, è ben tratteggiata, nelle sue linee essenziali, nella presentazione di Luciano Violante. Una iniziativa fortemente voluta dall'Amministrazione De Dominicis della Provincia di Pescara, quasi a voler onorare un impegno con gli artisti attivi o gravitanti nell'area pescarese, sulla base di una continuità ideale di un lungi­ mirante mecenatismo (lo stesso Michetti, come d'altronde Teofilo Patini su sostegno della Provin­ cia dell'Aquila e Raffaello Pagliaccetti di quella di Teramo, può frequentare l'Istituto di Belle Arti di Napoli grazie all'assegno mensile elargito dall'Ente). Il Comitato Scientifico appositamente nominato (Ciro Canale, Antonio Gasbarrini, Leo Strozzieri, Giuseppe Rosato, Aleardo Rubini e Antonio Zimarino, estensori dei testi e curatori della mostra) per il buon esito di un'iniziativa osteggiata da alcuni operatori del settore con una preconcetta osti­ lità- e per spiccioli interessi di bottega- perduranti all'atto della stesura di questa nota, ha modifi­ cato il progetto iniziale, ripartendo da zero ed estendendo la propria indagine storica, critica e cro­ nachistica.
    [Show full text]
  • Futurismo Fino a Cm
    Libreria Malavasi Ns.a.s.. 1 di Malavasi Maurizio & C. Fondata nel 1940 Largo Schuster, 1 20122 Milano Il più importante sito europeo di libri antichi tel. 02.80.46.07 fax 02.36.741.891 e-mail: [email protected] http: //www.maremagnum.com http: //www.libreriamalavasi.com CATALOGO 103 / 2020 CATALOGO Partita I.V.A. 00267740157 C.C.I.A.A. 937056 Conto corrente postale 60310208 Orario della libreria: LunedìLunedì -– VenerdìVenerdì: 10-13,3010.15-13.30 / 15-19 / 15-18.30 Sabato: 10.15-13.30 SI ACQUISTANO SINGOLI LIBRI E INTERE BIBLIOTECHE Negozio storico riconosciuto dalla Regione Lombardia 15 - Fossati www.maremagnum.com INDICE ARTE - ARCHITETTURA . Dal n. 1 al 35 EDIZIONI DAL XVI AL XIX SECOLO . Dal n. 36 al 165 EDIZIONI DEL XX SECOLO - VARIA . Dal n. 166 al 176 In copertina: 6 - Borromini • Bruno• Munari • A r t e Architettura Il formato dei volumi è dato secondo il sistema moderno: fino a cm. 10 ............ = In - 32 fino a cm. 28 ............. = In - 8 • Edizioni dal XVI al XX secolo • fino a cm. 15 ............ = In - 24 fino a cm. 38 ............. = In - 4 Futurismo fino a cm. 20 ............ = In - 16 oltre cm. 38 .............. = In folio Catalogo 103 / 2020 102 - Houghton 157 - Tenore Libreria Antiquaria Malavasi LIBRERIA MALAVASI libreria antiquaria malavasi LA MERCE VIAGGIA A RISCHIO E PERICOLO DEL DESTINATARIO N. 1 ADUNATA NAZIONALE VOLONTARI CICLISTI AUTOMOBILISTI Milano, 25-26 maggio - XIII. (1905- 1935) Milano, S.A.M.E., XIII - 1935 In-8 gr., brossura orig. figur. a colori, oro e viola, pp. 68,XI (di pub- blicità), con numerose ill.
    [Show full text]
  • Art, Worship and Culture
    ABRUZZO ITALY Art, Worship and Culture Abruzzo Promozione Turismo - Corso V. Emanuele II, 301 - 65122 Pescara - Email [email protected] Abruzzo Promozione Turismo - Corso V. Emanuele II, 301 - 65122 Pescara - Email [email protected] Abruzzo, All About 2 Preservation 6 Traces of The Past The Ancient Villages 10 of Abruzzo 14 Abruzzo Castles 20 Religious architecture 26 Hermitages in Abruzzo 30 The Ways of Faith Artistic Heritage 36 and Museums 40 Applied Arts 44 Folklore and Traditions Abruzzo Promozione Turismo - Corso V. Emanuele II, 301 - 65122 Pescara - Email [email protected] Abruzzo is a region that knows about preservation: that is the best way to sum up its spirit and approach. Discovering the extraordinary landscape, strolling through the stately ancient towns and villages that have stood on hilltops since time immemorial, the most immediate impact is of a region that has successfully preserved many of its original features, in an untouched environment where human presence is rooted in the mists of time, proving that a reciprocal and respectful balance has emerged. ABRUZZO, all about Abruzzo Promozione Turismo - Corso V. Emanuele II, 301 - 65122 Pescara - Email [email protected] ABRUZZO ITALIA 3 The magic of Abruzzo derives precisely from the measured explore Abruzzo and seek out the typical features of splendour equilibrium of a landscape dominated by Nature and a stratified that make this such a unique region. Above all, Nature is a human presence, which can be seen in the theory of villages protected resource in Abruzzo, with one third of the territory dotted around the countryside, the architectural might of designated as parkland, so the region not only achieves a churches, castles and mansions, precious works of art, the cultural and civil record in environmental protection, but countless examples of applied arts and ageless rural traditions.
    [Show full text]
  • UP Da Abilitare Il 3 Agosto 2021 V
    REGIONE COMUNE CAP INDIRIZZO NOME UFFICIO POSTALE Abruzzo L'Aquila 67100 VIA DELLA CROCETTA SNC L'AQUILA V.R. Abruzzo Avezzano 67051 VIA CAVALIERI DI VITTORIO VENETO 50 AVEZZANO Abruzzo Celano 67043 PIAZZA REGINA MARGHERITA 2 CELANO Abruzzo Civitella Roveto 67054 VIA LIRI SNC CIVITELLA ROVETO Abruzzo Montereale 67015 VIA PICENTE 260 MONTEREALE Abruzzo Raiano 67027 VIA TRATTURO 1 RAIANO Abruzzo Rocca Di Mezzo 67048 VIA GENERALE LICIO GIORGIERI 6 ROCCA DI MEZZO Abruzzo Sulmona 67039 PIAZZA BRIGATA MAIELLA 3 SULMONA Abruzzo L'Aquila 67100 VIA CARDINALE MAZZARINO 76 L'AQUILA 3 Abruzzo Avezzano 67051 VIA GUGLIELMO MARCONI 68 AVEZZANO 2 Abruzzo Sulmona 67039 VIA DELLA CORNACCHIOLA 3 SULMONA 3 Abruzzo Avezzano 67051 VIA AMERICA 63 AVEZZANO 3 Abruzzo L'Aquila 67100 CORSO VITTORIO EMANUELE 33 L'AQUILA CENTRO STORICO Abruzzo Campli 89843 PIAZZA MADONNA DELLE VITTORIE 7 SANT'ONOFRIO Abruzzo Chieti 66100 VIA BERTRANDO E SILVIO SPAVENTA 4 CHIETI CENTRO Abruzzo Atessa 66041 VIA CESARE BATTISTI 21 ATESSA Abruzzo Casoli 66043 PIAZZA DEL POPOLO 1 CASOLI Abruzzo Chieti 66100 VIA PESCARA 221 CHIETI STAZIONE Abruzzo Francavilla Al Mare 66023 VIA DUCA DEGLI ABRUZZI 1 FRANCAVILLA AL MARE Abruzzo Guardiagrele 66016 VIA SAN FRANCESCO 69 GUARDIAGRELE Abruzzo Lanciano 66034 VIA GUIDO ROSATO 1 LANCIANO Abruzzo Ortona 66026 CORSO GIACOMO MATTEOTTI 27 ORTONA Abruzzo Vacri 66010 VIA MAZZINI 8 VACRI Abruzzo Villa Santa Maria 66047 CORSO UMBERTO I 22 VILLA SANTA MARIA Abruzzo Lanciano 66034 VIA VITTORIO VENETO 3 LANCIANO 1 Abruzzo San Giovanni Teatino 66020 CORSO ITALIA
    [Show full text]
  • Abstracts and Speakers
    Abstracts and Speakers 2nd Global Ministerial Summit on Patient Safety 2017 Programme and Abstracts 2nd Global Ministerial Summit on Patient Safety 2017 Contents 1 Contents Contents 1 Introduction 6 Plenary Sessions 7 Karin Knufmann-Happe 8 Ruth Hecker 9 Sir Liam Donaldson 10 Guenther Jonitz 11 Victor J Dzau 12 Gary Kaplan 13 Egbert M. Schillings 14 Workshop 1: Economy and Efficiency of Patient Safety 15 Chair: Dr. Ingo Härtel 16 The Economics of Patient Safety: Strengthening a Value-based Approach to Reducing Patient Harm at National Level 17 Niek Klazinga, MD PhD, Coordinator Health Care Quality Indicator program, OECD, Paris, France Patient Safety and Implementation Science: New Developments 18 Jeffrey Braithwaite, Prof., Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University, Australia Culture and the Economics of Patient Safety 19 Luke Slawomirski, Health Economist, OECD, Paris, France Keeping Patients Safe: The Role of Competent Communication 20 Annegret F. Hannawa, Prof. Dr. Associate Professor and Director, Center for the Advancement of Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety (CAHQS), Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland Enhancing Caregiver Resilience: The Role of Staff Support 21 Albert W. Wu, Prof., Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Professor, USA From Local to National: Compensation Management and the Italian Patient Safety Law 22 Tommaso Bellandi, PhD Eur. Erg., Deputy Director - Centre for Clinical Risk Management and Patient Safety, Florence, Italy Workshop 2: Global Patient Safety - Perspectives
    [Show full text]
  • Bulletin of the UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOLS 2011–2012 Wake
    Wake Forest University Forest Wake THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOLS 2011– 2012 THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOLS THE UNDERGRADUATE Bulletin of Wake Forest College and the Schools of Business of Wake Forest University 2011–2012 Announcements for 2011-2012 Wake Forest University is committed to administer all educational and employment activities without discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, veteran status, handicapped status, disability, or genetic information as required by law. In addition, Wake Forest rejects hatred and bigotry in any form and adheres to the principle that no person affiliated with Wake Forest should be judged or harassed on the basis of perceived or actual sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. In affirming its commitment to this principle, Wake Forest does not presume to control the policies of persons or entities not affiliated with Wake Forest, and does not extend benefits beyond those provided under other policies of Wake Forest. The University has adopted a procedure for the purpose of resolving discrimination complaints. Inquiries or concerns should be directed to: Reynolda Campus, 336.758.4814; Bowman Gray Campus, 336.716.6123. Individuals with disabilities or special print-related needs may contact the Learning As- sistance Center at 336.758.5929 or [email protected] for more information. NOTES 352 New Series June 2011 Volume 111, Number 3 THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOLS Wake Forest College and the Schools of Business of Wake Forest University ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 2 0 1 1 / 2 0 1 2 www.wfu.edu The course offerings and requirements of the undergraduate schools are continually under examination, and revisions are expected.
    [Show full text]
  • Prof. Marco Nocca, ABA Roma, Prof
    Marco Nocca Professore di Storia dell’Arte Accademia di Belle Arti, Roma Titoli di studio 1986 Laurea in Lettere (indirizzo Storia dell’Arte moderna), 30.06.1986, con voti 110/110 e Lode, (pubblicazione della tesi), relatore prof. Maurizio Calvesi; 1987/88 Scuola di Specializzazione in Storia dell’Arte Medioevale e Moderna, A.A. 1987-88, Università La Sapienza di Roma, superamento concorso di ammissione e esami del I anno; 1988 Dottorato di ricerca, idoneo (punti 102/120, VI posto graduatoria nazionale, 1988) in Discipline Arti, Musica, Spettacolo (D.A.M.S.), Università di Bologna. 1991, Diploma di Bibliotecario conseguito con votazione 30/30 presso Scuola Vaticana di Biblioteconomia, Città del Vaticano, giugno 1991. Concorsi per l’insegnamento secondario 1992/1994 Vincitore concorso ordinario a cattedre (D.M. 23.03.1990) per l’insegnamento di Italiano, Storia Ed. Civica, Geografia nella scuola secondaria di I grado (insegnamento tenuto nella provincia di Bergamo) 1994/1995 Vincitore concorso ordinario a cattedre (D.M. 23.03.1990) per l’insegnamento di Storia dell’Arte nella scuola secondaria di II grado (insegnamento tenuto nelle province di Bergamo e Latina) Concorso per l’accesso al ruolo attuale, Accademie di Belle Arti 1995 Vincitore concorso ordinario (D.M. 21.07.1990) a posti di Professore di seconda fascia (ex Assistenti) cattedra di Storia dell’Arte, Stile e del Costume nelle Accademie di Belle Arti Attività didattica nelle Accademie di Belle Arti 1995/97 Professore di seconda fascia di Storia dell’Arte, Accademia di Belle Arti
    [Show full text]
  • Offerta Formativa 2019-2020 Del Museo Casa Natale Di Gabriele D
    Offerta Formativa 2019 - 2020 Museo Casa Natale di Gabriele d’Annunzio Abbazia di San Clemente a Casauria A cura di DADAbruzzo Per info e prenotazioni: 388/2408406 – [email protected] https://dadabruzzo.wordpress.com/ Museo Casa Natale di Gabriele d’Annunzio VISITA GUIDATA AL MUSEO ● UNA FAVOLA AL MUSEO Scuola dell’infanzia Questa visita è stata pensata per dare possibilità anche ai più piccoli di vivere e respirare il fascino e la cultura dell’arte che si celano in Casa d’Annunzio. Il percorso che il bambino si trova a compiere all’interno del museo è una scoperta pittorica, sonora, e teatrale: una fiaba dove i protagonisti sono i personaggi di Casa d’Annunzio. ● COME SI VIVEVA TANTO TEMPO FA? Scuola dell’infanzia La visita è particolarmente adatta ai più piccini perché mira alla scoperta delle stanze della casa, intesa come ambiente di vita quotidiana, particolarmente familiare ai bambini. La visita ha come scopo quello di far comprendere ai più piccoli come si viveva ai tempi del poeta, attraverso il riconoscimento degli oggetti e l’analisi delle differenze con lo stile di vita odierno. ● CACCIA AL PARTICOLARE Scuola primaria Ai bambini si forniranno dei particolari delle opere esposte al museo che dovranno ritrovare nel corso della visita. Impareranno in questo modo ad osservare attentamente i quadri e gli oggetti della casa, sviluppando il proprio senso critico. ● ORIENTEERING AL MUSEO Scuola primaria Ai bambini verrà consegnata una piantina del museo sulla quale, aiutati dall’operatore, dovranno tracciare il percorso di visita. Prenderanno, in questo modo, confidenza con gli spazi museali rispettando il senso di marcia e imparando a leggere una piantina.
    [Show full text]
  • Tuscany Travels Through Art
    TUSCANY TRAVELS THROUGH ART Searching for beauty in the footsteps of great artists tuscany TRAVELS THROUGH ART Searching for beauty in the footsteps of great artists For the first time, a guide presents itineraries that let you discover the lives and works of the great artists who have made Tuscany unique. Architects, sculptors, painters, draughtsmen, inventors and unrivalled genius– es have claimed Tuscany as their native land, working at the service of famous patrons of the arts and leaving a heritage of unrivalled beauty throughout the territory. This guide is essential not only for readers approaching these famous names, ranging from Cimabue to Modigliani, for the first time, but also for those intent on enriching their knowledge of art through new discoveries. An innovative approach, a different way of exploring the art of Tuscany through places of inspiration and itineraries that offer a new look at the illustrious mas– ters who have left their mark on our history. IN THE ITINERARIES, SOME IMPORTANT PLACES IS PRESENTED ** DON’T MISS * INTERESTING EACH ARTIST’S MAIN FIELD OF ACTIVITY IS DISCUSSED ARCHITECT CERAMIST ENGINEER MATHEMATICIAN PAINTER SCIENTIST WRITER SCULPTOR Buon Voyage on your reading trip! Index of artists 4 Leona Battista Alberti 56 Caravaggio 116 Leonardo da Vinci 168 The Pollaiolo Brothers 6 Bartolomeo Ammannati 58 Galileo Chini 118 Filippo Lippi 170 Pontormo 8 Andrea del Castagno 62 Cimabue 120 Filippino Lippi 172 Raffaello Sanzio 10 Andrea del Sarto 64 Matteo Civitali 124 Ambrogio Lorenzetti 174 Antonio Rossellino
    [Show full text]
  • Programme World Health Organization Country: Switzerland COME Topic Area: Error Identifi Cation, Analysis, Reporting, Correction
    Conference Program March 18-22, 2013 Monte Verità - Ascona, Switzerland 1 COME 2013 Contributors Organized by: Hosted by: In association with: Supported by: Welcome to the COME 2013 conference Dear colleagues, After almost a year of extensive planning, I am excited to fi nally welcome you to the COME 2013 conference! As you can see in the program, I have organized the conference into three thematic sections in an attempt to capture all nuances of our research: (1) Error prevention and intervention, (2) Error identifi cation, reporting, analysis, and correction, and (3) Error disclosure. I cordially welcome Kaveh Shojania, Julius Pham, and Albert Wu, who are the keynote speakers for each of these thematic sections. Furthermore, I am pleased to welcome 17 additional prominent scholars and personalities who are contributing their expertise to COME 2013. The ultimate goal of this grant-funded convention is to identify a common interdisciplinary and international denominator in our research agendas, and to build bridges to join our future research efforts. On the last day of the conference, the invited experts will meet to brainstorm ways to manifest the conference discussions in a collaborative product. We received a considerable number of abstract submissions from all over the world for presentation at the COME 2013 conference. The submissions entered a double-blinded peer review, and the top papers were selected for oral presentation in the afternoons of each respective thematic section. I encourage everyone to attend these exciting panels, as they demonstrate the most recent research developments in the fi eld across a variety of disciplinary and geographic areas.
    [Show full text]
  • Offerta Formativa Museo Casa Natale Di Gabriele D'annunzio 2017-2018
    Ministero dei Beni e delle AttivitàCulturali e del Turismo OFFERTA FORMATIVA MUSEO CASA NATALE DI GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO 2017-2018 Visita guidata Visite congiunte del Museo Laboratori Laboratori artistici letterari Giochiamo al Reciclarte museo Per info e prenotazioni: 388/2408406 – [email protected] https://dadabruzzo.wordpress.com/ 1 Visita guidata del Museo ● UNA FAVOLA AL MUSEO Scuola dell’infanzia Questa visita è stata pensata per dare possibilità anche ai più piccoli di vivere e respirare il fascino e la cultura dell’arte che si celano in Casa d’Annunzio. Il percorso che il bambino si trova a compiere all’interno del museo è una scoperta pittorica, sonora, e teatrale: una fiaba dove i protagonisti sono i personaggi di Casa d’Annunzio. ● CACCIA AL PARTICOLARE Scuola primaria Ai ragazzi si forniranno dei particolari delle opere esposte al museo che dovranno ritrovare nel corso della visita. Impareranno in questo modo ad osservare attentamente i quadri e gli oggetti della casa, sviluppando il proprio senso critico. ● VIAGGIAMO CON GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO Scuola primaria, secondaria I grado Durante la visita guidata ai bambini verrà data una cartina geografica sulla quale, aiutati dall’operatore, dovranno evidenziare i luoghi visitati da Gabriele d’Annunzio. Si porrà l’accento sulle località percorse dal poeta e dagli artisti del cenacolo michettiano, cercando di far capire ai bambini l’importanza del viaggio. N.B. Si consiglia di associare a questa visita il laboratorio “La mappa geografica di Gabriele d’Annunzio”. ● IMPARIAMO A LEGGERE UNA CARTINA Scuola primaria, secondaria I grado Ai bambini verrà consegnata una piantina del museo sulla quale, aiutati dall’operatore, dovranno tracciare il percorso di visita.
    [Show full text]