The procedure must be amazing too
The management of controlled medicines in healthcare facilities requires a security system that goes beyond mere compliance with procedures. Drawing on the new draft ministerial decree, this articl...
Tommaso Mannone
U.O.C. Director and Clinical Risk Manager
A.O.O.R. “Villa Sofia – Cervello”, Palermo, Italia
Tommaso Mannone is a physician specialized in Pathological Anatomy and serves as Director of the U.O.C. Coordination of Staff Units, as well as Clinical Risk Manager at A.O.O.R. “Villa Sofia – Cervello” in Palermo, Italy. He has long-standing experience in professional liability in both civil and criminal contexts, acting as a consultant and expert witness. He is a member of the Regional Technical Unit for Health Technology Assessment (HTA) in the Sicily region. He played a significant role in healthcare organization during the COVID-19 emergency and is a trainer on clinical risk and strategic healthcare management. He is also an expert in placental histopathology.
Articles (5)
From the second victim to the learning organisation
When an adverse event involves a healthcare professional, the consequences are not limited to the patient. This article explores the concept of the ‘second victim’, analysing its psychological, org...
PDTA and Monitoring Systems as Engines of HTA: The 'cost' of appropriateness
In a healthcare context characterised by limited resources and increasing complexity, clinical appropriateness emerges as a strategic lever to ensure sustainability and patient safety. This article...
PDTA and Digital Dashboards: Essential Tools for a Changing Healthcare
Diagnostic Therapeutic Treatment Pathways (PDTAs) are organisational tools that define in detail the best course of treatment for a specific clinical condition, from the...
Patient safety between clinical risk management and medico-legal liability
According to the Ministry of Health, clinical risk represents the probability that a patient will suffer an adverse event attributable to the care process, resulting from clinical factors,...