06 Aug NO-FEAR podcast launches
NO-FEAR recorded its first-ever podcast!
Have a listen:
Whether you’re interested in the NO-FEAR network or a long-standing member, the podcast is a chance to hear from participants in their own words about NO-FEAR! In this episode, Professors Daniele Gui and Paloma Miravet discuss medical responses to COVID-19 and NO-FEAR’s role in connecting practitioners and suppliers from around the globe.
The podcast was recorded as part of the #MeetNOFEAR campaign, which showcases NO FEAR’s partners’ contributions to fighting the pandemic and introduces its global network of first responders to the public. The project’s activities are presently geared towards improving responses to COVID-19. Recent webinars have brought together worldwide frontline responders to discuss lessons learned and good practices related to the psycho-social impact of wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), safety considerations for nursing homes, and ventilation techniques.
Daniele Gui is a Professor of Surgery at the Dpt. of Surgery of the Rome Catholic University School of Medicine (UCSC), former Director of the Emergency and Trauma Surgery Unit and a member of the Committee for the Management of Large Scale Emergency Situations at the Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Gemelli (FPG). He is also a fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS), the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) and the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES); Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Course Director; and Associate Researcher of the Italian National Council of Research (CNR-IASI). His main interests and expertise concern advanced planning and preparedness in case of emergencies and mass casualties, hospital security and resilience, staff training and drills. He has been Principal Investigator in many clinical studies and has led the FPG/UCSC component in the EU framework programme projects SICMA, EDEN, PULSE, REACHING OUT, ENCIRCLE, NO FEAR, PANACEA, INCLUDING. In EDEN he was responsible for Demo Activity C7, a large-scale live simulation of massive arrival of patients to the Emergency Dpt. following a simulated chemical hazard. He was also responsible for the hospital part of the RN simulation organized by ENEA in the EDEN Project framework.
Paloma Miravet is a Professor at the Universidad Europea de Madridand and a CBRN Instructor at the Todd Institute. She has worked since 1997 as an emergency nurse in the prehospital setting at Servicio de Asistencia Municipal de Urgencia y Rescate (SAMUR), Madrid. She holds a bachelors in anthropology from Universidad Católica San Antonio (UCAM), Murcia, a Registered Nursing (RN) degree from Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca, and a Masters in Critical Care and Emergency Nursing from the Universidad Europea de Madrid. She has participated in international missions to Haiti and the Philippines.
NO-FEAR is a 5-year project that brings together a network of emergency medical care practitioners, suppliers, decision and policy makers to collaborate and exchange knowledge, good practices, and lessons learned in disaster and crisis management. Our networks work together to develop a common understanding and to enhance the response to security-related incidents. The NO-FEAR project seeks to harness the rich experience of our members and leverage our network to improve the exchange of good practices and information in Europe and beyond.
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