Covid, Rasi: “With standardized and digital training, one would have been less wrong”

The acceleration of innovation always occurs in times of crisis: thus Covid has acted as a ‘digital accelerator’ in the field of professional health training “. Thus Guido Rasi, former Ema director and scientific director of the In-Training Healthcare platform of the Consulcesi group , on the occasion of the launch of Enpam’s ‘Tech2Doc’ training project. Rasi talks about his experience in the health training field as follows: “It would have been useful to have a knowledge system already fully implemented in a platform and spread in a homogeneous and simultaneous way. This would have made it possible to deal with the management of Covid in a more coherent and effective way, especially in times of difficulty and uncertainty. The pandemic experience has made us understand how interactivity, simultaneity and digital communication can be far more insightful, to explain, for example, how a virus works, compared to receiving long and boring documents. We are thinking of a new guideline, a new radiological technology and the possibility of exchanging the most up-to-date technologies with coherence and homogeneity, according to precise standards. And precisely the standards – underlines Rasi – are a historic shortcoming of our NHS, a transition to Digital Health would allow us to obtain a very high standard. “During the presentation of the Tech2Doc platform, Rasi also declared great enthusiasm for this initiative which enhances the potential of digital technology and will further help doctors and health professionals to conclude the year in good standing in the face of an imminent deadline. December 31, in fact, is the deadline for reaching the credits provided for by the professional associations, which have already announced penalties with various communications , following a recent statement on the subject by Undersecretary of Health Pierpaolo Sileri.