Italian students present healthcare research at national congress

Two students from the G. Galilei Institute in Mirandola presented scientific posters at the national congress of the Italian Society of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapy (SIFACT). The projects originated from a school-to-work training program conducted at the hospital pharmacy of the Modena USL Agency.

The first project examined the use of intravenous immunoglobulins, focusing on therapeutic appropriateness and cost sustainability for the National Health Service. The second project analyzed experiences at the Finale Emilia Community House, highlighting the importance of professional communication, inter-service collaboration, and continuity of care.