We need rules in order to construe the medicine of the future and to be able to understand, recognise, study and govern phenomena.
The regulatory affairs of tomorrow
Rules to regulate the innovation that is constantly proposed in this sector
A conversation with Giovanna Scroccaro and Armando Genazzani
Does the exception prove the rule?
It is useful to account for such exceptions in order to maintain the right degree of flexibility while continuing to follow the rules
Antonio Addis
Regulating proximity– transparency of rules
When the rules are clear you should not be worried about the possibility to collaborate
Interview with Patrizia Popoli
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Rules
We need rules in order to construe the medicine of the future and to be able to understand, recognise, study and govern phenomena.
Gender
The phenomena that will be influencing future medicine are viewed as complex and never fully “binary”.
Proximity
Looking for a medicine that is closer to and more ready to meet users’ most distant and different needs.
Changes
Studying it, being able to interpret and govern it so that it does not dominate us is such an ancient lesson.
It happens
Stories of a becoming that perhaps we have not been able to fully bring into focus yet.
Failure
When we are faced with big uncertainties all we can do is trial, experiment and learn from our mistakes.
Distance
The natural way to find a new view and to see things in a different way is to keep the right distance.
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Rules
Making the rules during an emergency
How can you reconcile political decisions with scientific data during a context of uncertainty?
Interview with Giacomo Galletti and Enrico Girardi
Rules
Making the rules together
In order for justice to work citizens should have a healthy relationship with rules
Interview with Gherardo Colombo
Gender
The care crisis and women bearing its weight
The cause of this crisis and how we can end it with a focus on public collective accountability
Interview with Emma Dowling
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