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International Conf Patient-Immigrant ORGANIZING AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR With the patronage of Neuroradiology Dpt. ULSS 12 Veneziana, Dr. Altin Stafa Dr. Altin Stafa – Neuroradiology Dpt. ULSS 12 Veneziana Head of the Albania Unit of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Head of the Albania Unit of the UNESCO Chair (Haifa) in Bioethics (Haifa) Prof. Amnon Carmi – Head of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa), Israel Under the auspices of: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Albania Dr. Camillo Barbisan – Head of the Bioethics Dpt. Healthcare ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kosova Authority of Padua, Italy AND ITALIAN CME PROVIDER (ID 1994) Agency for Migration, Government of the Republic of Macedonia Giallone md100G+10M studio congressi Snc Dr. Ramadan Jashari – Past President of the European Albanian Scientific Institute “Alb-Shkenca” Via Roma, 8 – 33100 UDINE Association of Tissue Banks, Medical Director of the European Italy Unit - Network of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) Phone: +39 0432 227673 – Fax: +39 0432 507533 Homograft Bank (Bruxelles-Belgium). Member of the Albanian Kosova Unit - Network of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) Unit of UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) E-mail: [email protected] Macedonia Unit - Network of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) Head of the Dpt. of Clinical The program and registration form can be downloaded Dr. Francesco Di Paola – ALBANIA UNIT OF THE UNESCO CHAIR IN BIOETHICS (Haifa) Radiology, ULSS 9 Treviso at the site www.mdstudiocongressi.com www.unesco-chair-bioethics.org Dr. Miroslava Vasinova – Head of the Italy Unit of the With the collaboration of UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) CME - CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION md studio congressi Prof. Gëzim Alpion – Sociologist, Lecturer University of The live educational event is accreditated for 200 Birmingham, UK Participants of the following Medical Professions: Prof. Azis Pollozhani – Head of the Patient’s rights and MEDICAL DOCTOR THE PATIENT-IMMIGRANT, Bioethcis Dpt. of the National Institute of Health, Skopje, Accredited disciplines: all disciplines SOCIAL-ANTROPOLOGICAL Macedonia PSYCHOLOGIST FEATURES Prof. Ass. Mentor Hamiti – Head of the Macedonia Unit of the Accredited disciplines: Psychology, Psychotherapy UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa), South-Eastern European AND HEALTHCARE University, Tetova, Macedonia DENTISTRY-MD Head of the Kosova Unit of the UNESCO PECULIARITIES Dr. Miftar Zenelaj – th Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) April 16 2016 Prof. Ass. Ridvan Alimehmeti – Dpt. Medical University of OFFICIAL LANGUAGES Casa dei Carraresi - TREVISO, ITALY Tirana, Albania, member of the Albania Unit of the UNESCO Italian and English Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) (Simultanous translation will be available) EVENT VENUE Conference room Casa dei Carraresi Via Palestro, 33/35 – 31100 TREVISO, ITALY Casa dei Carraresi Centro convegni ed eposizioni della Fondazione Cassamarca At the end of the Conference for all partecipants 25% off on the ticket price of El Greco Exhibition (same venue) Supported by “Byond Pond Fragment” - T. Pearson In the Italian current social context, immigration from the developing countries and from countries afflicted by armed conflicts, from nearly Program three decades now, represents a social and demographic growing 08.30 Registration of the participants 11.50 Healthcare communication in a multicultural and phenomenon. The foreign citizens residing in the Veneto region, as multiethnic country. An experience from Macedonia well as in the rest of Italy, has constantly grown and the demographic Chair: Giovanni Manildo composition of this social group is constantly changing. Francesco Benazzi, Luigi Guarini Prof. Azis Pollozhani – Head of the Patient’s rights The integration remains a key-concept for an effective implementation Amnon Carmi, Altin Stafa and Bioethcis Dpt. of the National Institute of Health, Skopje, of most of the social and demographic policies. It remains a cornerstone Macedonia 09.00 Welcome speech of the organizers: also concerning the healthcare policy. In this context, the integration 12.10 The influence of the cultural gap on the perception faces a potentially double-dimension fragility of the Person-Patient- Dr. Altin Stafa – Head of the Albania Unit of the International Immigrant: the first one is related to the disease and the second one Network of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) and the acceptance of the tissues and organ donation could be potentially based upon an incomplete interpretation of the Prof. Amnon Carmi – Head of the UNESCO Chair in Prof. Ramadan Jashari – Past President of the natural anthropo-cultural gap between the patient-immigrant and the Bioethics (Haifa), Israel European Association of Tissue Banks, Medical Director of caregiver/hosting healthcare system. the European Homograft Bank and Member of the Albanian It is a fact that many behaviors, attitudes or social expressions of the 09.20 Greetings of the local Authorities: Unit of UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) immigrants in a healthcare context maintain a strong connection with Avv. Giovanni Manildo – Major of Treviso the original cultural anthropology, e.g.: expressions of physical pain, Dr. Francesco Benazzi – General Director of Local 12.30 Transplantation Network of the Veneto Region - mental suffering and end of life, concepts such as illness, physical Healthcare Authority (ULSS9 Treviso) immigrants as donators and beneficiaries disability and death, organ donation and organ transplant approach, Dr. Luigi Guarini – President of the Treviso Medical Dr. Ennio Nascimben – Head of the Transplantation transfusion, acute care, long term care etc. Association Network of the Local Healthcare Authority (ULSS 9 Treviso) The encounter of the Italian caregiver/healthcare system with the patient-immigrant gives birth to a new habitat for the old and new 09.35 Greetings of the Minister of Health of Albania 13.00 Lunch Break ethical dilemmas currently faced by the so-called “western medicine” Ilir Beqja and in such a new social habitat these ethical dilemmas could become III SESSION more challenging. 09.45 Greetings of the Minister of Health of Kosovo Chair: Miroslava Vasinova, Therefore, the increasing of the awareness level of all the stakeholders Imet Rrahmani Patrizia Scaglia, Ennio Nascimben of the healthcare service could be a key element, useful to generate new solutions and new approaches to some of the current problems. 09.55 Greetings of the deputy Director of the Emigration 14.30 Social and healthcare policies focused on the So, this Conference wants to become a place to meet and share Agency, Government of the Republic of Macedonia peculiarities of the immigrant citizens in the Valle points of view and perspectives that could further enrich the vision Osman Shukriu d’Aosta Region and the mission of a high level healthcare system operating in a constantly evolving and challenging social context. Dr. Patrizia Scaglia – Social Affairs Dpt. Valle d’Aosta I SESSION Region; General Secretary of the European Center for Chair: Pietro Faronato, Luigi Guarini Illustrative demographics: Bioethics and Quality of Life, Italian Unit of the UNESCO According to ISTAT - Italian National Institute of Statistics (data Francesco Di Paola Chair in Bioethics (Haifa) processed by www.tuttitalia.it), on January 1st 2015 the immigrant 10.10 Immigration, a bioethical challenge population residing in Italy has been 5,014,000, i.e. 8.2% of the 14.50 Healthcare and immigration: the contribution of population. Prof. Antonio Da Re – Member of the Italian National Treviso voluntary for information, integration and In the Veneto Region, according to the same source, the immigrants Bioethics Committee, Rome; Chair of Moral Philosophy, equal access to healthcare services University of Padua population has been about 512,000 people, i.e. 10.4% of the Region’s Alice Bandiera – Treviso Voluntary Association population. 10.30 The social space of integration, a keystone of the The Albanian-speaking immigrant citizens (coming from Albania, well-being of the person and community 15.10 General practitioners patients and immigrants. Kosova and partly from Macedonia) residing in Italy has been about A Veneto Experience 562,000, i.e. 11.2% of immigrant population of the Region. As such, Prof. Anna Caterina Cabino – Head of the Education Dr. Artan Tola – GP Association of Treviso this demographic group represents currently the largest linguistic and migration immigration policy Dpt, Treviso Municipality group of non-EU origin immigrants residing in Italy. 10.50 Reflections on bioethical dilemmas of a multicultural 15.30 Healthcare peculiarities of the infants and minors- In the Veneto region, the Albanian-speaking immigrants has been health platform immigrants about 57,700 citizens, preserving the primacy of the largest linguistic non-EU group residing in the Region (i.e. 11.3% of the foreign Dr. Camillo Barbisan – Head of the Bioethics Dpt. Dr. Francesca Maschio – Pediatric Dpt. of the Local citizens). Healthcare Authority of Padua, Italy Healthcare Authority (ULSS 9 Treviso) In Treviso, this community counts about 17,800 residents, once more 15.50 Healthcare peculiarities of the women immigrants the largest linguistic group among the non-EU immigrants, which 11.10 Coffee break represents 18% of the foreign residents. Dr. Irene Pascoli For how much concerns only citizens coming from Kosova, the Veneto II SESSION Ob-Gyn Dpt. of Local Healthcare Authority (ULSS 9 Treviso) Region is currently the first one in Italy with about 12,700
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