• Davide Caramella


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    Retired Professor of Radiology and Chairman University of Pisa —  Italy

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  • Autonomous Delivery of Medical Material Through Drones in a Future Pan

    • 11/03/2022

    An overview of the logistic challenges during the pandemic, the use of drones to trigger logistic advancements both in normal operational conditions and in emergency situations, and the new set of possibilities introduced by autonomous drones to reduce legacy vulnerabilities of healthcare systems. Key Points COVID-19 highlighted the need for improvement in existing logistic methods for the...

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  • Recruiting a Retired Physician: Our Experience

    • 26/04/2021

    An overview of a physician’s journey and the impact of retirement and a presentation of an example of an anaesthetist who worked ten years in our radiology department after his retirement. Key Points Fernando Burchi retired after working 31 years as a hospital anaesthetist. Aged 62, he was ready to continue serving the wider medical community in a less demanding way.  Durin

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  • A Novel App to Assist Liver Surgery

    • 19/03/2021

    Parenchyma-sparing liver surgery (PSLS) is becoming increasingly important as a salvage surgical therapy for patients with hepatic metastases from colorectal cancer.  We report our experience with a medical app that allows to personalise a digital 3D model of the liver on which radiologists manually draw hepatic lesions as if using a digital “notepad”, thus summarising the full preoperative CT...

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  • Charitable Institutions During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Pisa Experie

    • 15/02/2021

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, several charitable institutions in Pisa, Italy helped local health authorities cope with the crisis. One of these charitable initiatives led to the purchase of a high-end ultrasound system. This paper describes how this project was envisioned and implemented and what lessons were learned from this initiative. Key Points Gioia Foundation is the charitable institution...

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  • Successful quality management system in a radiology department

    • 22/09/2018

    Basic components of effective performance improvement programmes include patient safety, process improvement, customer service, professional staff assessment, and education, each of which requires strategies for implementing continuous programmes to monitor performance, analyse data, implement change, and meet regulatory requirements. To improve the safety and quality of the care that...

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  • Cloud-Based IT Platform for Clinical Trials in Oncology

    • 07/05/2017

    Computerisation of data collection in a multicentre clinical trial allows fast and easy conduct of the study. Cloud computing is a viable solution for storing patient data in virtual archives accessible by different hospitals. The adoption of an IT platform for centralised review of images and clinical reports in trials saves resources and time.   Multicentre clinical trials allow rapid collec

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  • How to Communicate Radiation Dose and Contrast Media Information

    • 27/02/2016

    Public awareness and concern about radiation safety has grown in the last few years, and concerns have been voiced about radiation dose, for example in breast imaging, across a wide range of media. Patients are concerned, as they receive conflicting, sometimes confusing information. Therefore good communication from the radiology department is essential. How to Communicate It is a truism, but...

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    Zoom On: Davide Caramella - HM Imaging Section Editorial Board

    Prof. Davide Caramella is a valued member of the Imaging Section of the HealthManagement Editorial Board. He previously served on the Editorial Board of predecessor journal IMAGING Management. Prof....

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  • Radiation Dose: Communicating With Patients

    • 08/11/2014

    Key Points • Radiology departments need to communicate with patients about radiation dose and contrast media to confirm with the new European directive. • Departments must track radiation dose, and be prepared for the additional workload this requires. • Radiation dose information and quality assurance can be a marketing tool for departments.   Public awareness and concern about radiation...

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