locameseDISIA2.pdf

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DOPPIO SEMINARIO Mercoled` ı 29 Aprile 2015 dalle ore 14.30 (aula 32) Giancarlo Sturloni (International School for Advanced Studies, SISSA, Trieste) La governance del rischio e le procedure di VIS in Italia (ore 14.30) Health Impact Assessment (HIA) is an important tool to defend local communities from health and environmental risks. Nevertheless, to keep its promise HIA should be carried on within an open, well-informed, inclusive and dialogical approach. Risk governance could help HIA in supporting the dialogue between the stakeholders and the open access to scientific information, so as to promote participative decision making processes. Kathleen Ruff (International Joint Policy Committee of the Societies of Epidemiology, IJPC-SE) Statistiche ufficiali, social media e big data (ore 15.30) When the scientific evidence is distorted so as to serve vested interests and to endanger public health, what respon- sibility do scientists and scientific organisations bear? Those most at risk of harm from hazardous substances are frequently those segments of the population who lack economic and political influence and thus have little ability to demand the necessary health protections. Scientists have the credibility to demand evidence-based public health policy that protects the right to health of all citizens. Tutti gli interessati sono cordialmente invitati a partecipare Ulteriori informazioni in : http://local.disia.unifi.it/seminari.php

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  • DOPPIO SEMINARIO

    Mercoled` 29 Aprile 2015 dalle ore 14.30 (aula 32)

    Giancarlo Sturloni(International School for Advanced Studies, SISSA, Trieste)

    La governance del rischio e le procedure di VIS in Italia

    (ore 14.30)

    Health Impact Assessment (HIA) is an important tool to defend local communities from health and environmental

    risks. Nevertheless, to keep its promise HIA should be carried on within an open, well-informed, inclusive and

    dialogical approach. Risk governance could help HIA in supporting the dialogue between the stakeholders and the

    open access to scientific information, so as to promote participative decision making processes.

    Kathleen Ruff(International Joint Policy Committee of the Societies of Epidemiology,

    IJPC-SE)

    Statistiche ufficiali, social media e big data

    (ore 15.30)

    When the scientific evidence is distorted so as to serve vested interests and to endanger public health, what respon-

    sibility do scientists and scientific organisations bear? Those most at risk of harm from hazardous substances are

    frequently those segments of the population who lack economic and political influence and thus have little ability

    to demand the necessary health protections. Scientists have the credibility to demand evidence-based public health

    policy that protects the right to health of all citizens.

    Tutti gli interessati sono cordialmente invitati a partecipare

    Ulteriori informazioni in : http://local.disia.unifi.it/seminari.php