ICMED Magazine #3 - May / June 2025

Healthcare and AI: the possible revolution between obstacles and innovation

Nowadays, hearing about Artificial Intelligence no longer refers to something abstract and impractical, but it is undeniable how it has entered our...

Caring for the Caregivers: Addressing Second Victim Phenomenon in High-Risk Environments like BMT

Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) is a highly complex and emotionally challenging field. The inherent acuity of patients, frequent exposure to life...

Clinical and laboratory placements in medical courses: between everyday criticalities and models that work

In medical training, the internship represents a crucial step: it is the moment when the student moves from theory to practice, from understanding ...

A combined self-assessment and mentor evaluation tool for the annual training of newly recruited nurses in a Transplantation Programme oriented towards high quality care standards

he concept of competence in healthcare refers to the ability to effectively and responsibly apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills in pat...

Qualification of health personnel: foundation for quality and accreditation of health services

The quality of a healthcare organisation does not depend solely on advanced technologies or innovative protocols, but above all on the competence o...

The Role of Vitamin B12 in a Healthy woman Body

Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is essential for DNA synthesis, cell division, and neurological function – all critical processes in reproduction and pregn...

Quality system in medically assisted reproduction centres

The QUALITY SYSTEM in Medically Assisted Procreation (MAP) centres aims to guarantee the safety, effectiveness and traceability of treatments. Thes...

Training, skills and innovation: the beating heart of quality in healthcare

In an era of rapid technological change and increasing complexity in health services, a central theme strongly emerges: quality cannot be separated...