Introduces Orazio Schillaci, Minister of Health, in conversation with Marzio Bartoloni, Il Sole 24 Ore.
To follow, a round table discussion featuring Filippo Anelli, President of FNOMCeO; Barbara Mangiacavalli, President of FNOPI; Giuseppe Milanese, President of Confcooperative Sanità; and Massimo Massetti, Director of the Department of Cardiovascular and Cardiac Surgery at the Policlinico Gemelli, Rome.
Dr. Filippo Anelli, a general practitioner, has been President of FNOMCeO since 2018 and President of the Bari Medical Board since 2012. He is committed to advancing education, developing health policies, and safeguarding the ethical and social principles underpinning the medical profession.
Barbara Mangiacavalli serves as Director of Social and Health Services at ASST Milano Nord and as President of FNOPI, the national federation that brings together and coordinates 102 provincial nursing associations. Throughout her career, she has developed a strong professional profile supported by an academic background that integrates expertise in nursing sciences with advanced managerial training in the healthcare sector.
Surgery Unit at Gemelli University Polyclinic of Rome. With a career in France and Italy, he is known for his innovative, patient-centered approach. A leader in European medicine, he merges clinical expertise with a humanistic vision. He is President of the Dignitas Curae Foundation and author of its manifesto, promoting a model of care focused on the dignity and centrality of the patient.
Infectious disease physician with a master’s in health economics. A cooperative member for over 30 years, he is President of OSA, a cooperative with 4,000 members serving over 50,000 people, and President of Confcooperative Sanità since 2010. He serves on the Board of Age‑It, research hub on ageing.
Professor Orazio Schillaci, medical doctor, is the Minister of Health in the government led by Giorgia Meloni. He has served as the Rector of Tor Vergata University until October 2022. He has held positions in numerous scientific organizations and is the author of over 350 peer-reviewed scientific publications.
Once the seat of the provincial and regional councils, this splendid room inside the Palazzo della Provincia Autonoma di Trento (formerly the Imperial Hotel Trento) takes its name from the artist who designed, furnished and fully decorated it between 1953 and 1956 — Rovereto-born Fortunato Depero, whose artistic trajectory spanned Futurism, Cubism and Abstract Art, resulting in his unmistakable style.
