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3. Transperineal Laser Ablation (TPLA) Treatment of Focal Low–Intermediate Risk Prostate Cancer

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Manenti, Gugliemo, primary, Perretta, Tommaso, additional, Nezzo, Marco, additional, Fraioli, Federico Romeo, additional, Carreri, Beatrice, additional, Gigliotti, Paola Elda, additional, Micillo, Andrea, additional, Malizia, Andrea, additional, Di Giovanni, Daniele, additional, Ryan, Colleen Patricia, additional, and Garaci, Francesco Giuseppe, additional

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2024
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5. A novel, integrated approach for understanding and investigating Healthcare Associated Infections: A risk factors constellation analysis

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Carestia, Mariachiara, primary, Andreoni, Massimo, additional, Buonomo, Ersilia, additional, Ciccacci, Fausto, additional, De Angelis, Luigi, additional, De Carolis, Gerardo, additional, De Filippis, Patrizia, additional, Di Giovanni, Daniele, additional, Emberti Gialloreti, Leonardo, additional, Fontana, Carla, additional, Guarente, Luca, additional, Magrini, Andrea, additional, Mattei, Marco, additional, Moramarco, Stefania, additional, Morciano, Laura, additional, Mosconi, Claudia, additional, Orlando, Stefano, additional, Quintavalle, Giuseppe, additional, Riccardi, Fabio, additional, Santoro, Viviana, additional, and Palombi, Leonardo, additional

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2023
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6. Challenges in Virtual Reality Training for CBRN Events.

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Regal, Georg, Pretolesi, Daniele, Schrom-Feiertag, Helmut, Puthenkalam, Jaison, Migliorini, Massimo, De Maio, Elios, Scarrone, Francesca, Nadalin, Marina, Guarneri, Massimiliano, Xerri, Grace P., Di Giovanni, Daniele, Tessari, Paola, Genna, Federica, D'Angelo, Andrea, and Murtinger, Markus

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LITERATURE reviews, REQUIREMENTS engineering
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The contemporary geopolitical environment and strategic uncertainty shaped by asymmetric and hybrid threats urge the future development of hands-on training in realistic environments. Training in immersive, virtual environments is a promising approach. Immersive training can support training for contexts that are otherwise hard to access, dangerous, or have high costs. This paper discusses the challenges for virtual reality training in the CBRN (chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear) domain. Based on initial considerations and a literature review, we conducted a survey and three workshops to gather requirements for CBRN training in virtual environments. We structured the gathered insights into four overarching themes—the future of CBRN training, ethical and safety requirements, evaluation and feedback, and tangible objects and tools. We provide insights on these four themes and discuss recommendations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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12. TRANSTUN Project: a Public-Private-Partnership to Enhance the Capacity of Emergency Response in case of CBRN Incident in Road Tunnels.

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Borghetti, Fabio, Benolli, Federico, Micozzi, Andrea, and Di Giovanni, Daniele

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PUBLIC-private sector cooperation, CHEMICAL accidents, WEAPONS of mass destruction, TUNNELS, STAKEHOLDERS, EMERGENCY management
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The TRANSnational TUNnel operational CBRN risk mitigation (TRANSTUN) project has been able to create a Network of stakeholders coming from more than 15 countries worldwide, draft a set of Operational Guidelines based on a tailored Risk assessment, and undertake a real-life exercise, involving more than 250 first responders from France and Spain, to increase the interagency and inter-country capacity of emergency response in case of CBRN events in real cross-border tunnels. Despite the high costs and the time required to organize a real-life exercise, only this kind of exercises allow to verify and test current operational procedures carried out by rescue teams, first responders and tunnel operators to deal with a chemical accident/event in a tunnel under stressful conditions. For these reasons, real-life exercises also represent a unique opportunity to highlight the gaps that emerged and the critical issues that need to be managed in the response to this type of event. In this work, the findings of the real-life exercise activity performed within the TRANSTUN project at the Bielsa-Aragnouet tunnel are presented. The main objective of this work is to analyse the real-life exercise performed on September 9, 2021 and lasted about 6 hours with the aim to assess safety and security procedures, optimal use of CBRN equipment, knowledge of decontamination processes and finally to evaluate the performance gains and operational capacity by measuring intervention time and the number of personnel required, comparing the different available technologies. The results of the evaluation process carried out at the end of the real-life exercise are reported in this study both in terms of quantity and quality (lessons learned and good practices) and represent an example of a testing methodology that can be used as a reference point for the management of similar activities in the future involving further cross-border tunnels as well. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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16. Supporting Iraqi Kurdistan Health Authorities in Post-conflict Recovery: The Development of a Health Monitoring System

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Emberti Gialloreti, Leonardo, primary, Basa, Faiq B., additional, Moramarco, Stefania, additional, Salih, Adil O., additional, Alsilefanee, Haveen H., additional, Qadir, Sivar A., additional, Bezenchek, Antonia, additional, Incardona, Francesca, additional, Di Giovanni, Daniele, additional, Khorany, Revan, additional, Alhanabadi, Luma H. H., additional, Salih, Shahla O., additional, Akhshirsh, Gorgees S., additional, Azeez, Bayar S., additional, Tofiq, Berivan A., additional, and Palombi, Leonardo, additional

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2020
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18. Ebola Virus Disease 2013-2014 Outbreak in West Africa: An Analysis of the Epidemic Spread and Response

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Cenciarelli, Orlando, Pietropaoli, Stefano, Malizia, Andrea, Carestia, Mariachiara, D’Amico, Fabrizio, Sassolini, Alessandro, Di Giovanni, Daniele, Rea, Silvia, Gabbarini, Valentina, Tamburrini, Annalaura, Palombi, Leonardo, Bellecci, Carlo, and Gaudio, Pasquale

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The Ebola virus epidemic burst in West Africa in late 2013, started in Guinea, reached in a few months an alarming diffusion, actually involving several countries (Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Senegal, and Mali). Guinea and Liberia, the first nations affected by the outbreak, have put in place measures to contain the spread, supported by international organizations; then they were followed by the other nations affected. In the present EVD outbreak, the geographical spread of the virus has followed a new route: the achievement of large urban areas at an early stage of the epidemic has led to an unprecedented diffusion, featuring the largest outbreak of EVD of all time. This has caused significant concerns all over the world: the potential reaching of far countries from endemic areas, mainly through fast transports, induced several countries to issue information documents and health supervision for individuals going to or coming from the areas at risk. In this paper the geographical spread of the epidemic was analyzed, assessing the sequential appearance of cases by geographic area, considering the increase in cases and mortality according to affected nations. The measures implemented by each government and international organizations to contain the outbreak, and their effectiveness, were also evaluated.

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2015
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