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Coronavirus: supporting those on the front line

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Intesa Sanpaolo is supporting a new initiative to help nursing and healthcare personnel who work on the front lines in managing the Coronavirus emergency.

The project aims to balance the need to share knowledge while maintaining physical distance due to the Coronavirus emergency:

We would be doing the virus a big favor by gathering in a classroom for training. So let’s use the internet and share everything we know so far. Having well-trained healthcare personnel is essential for both patients and operators' safety.

 

Roberto Burioni, professor of Microbiology and Virology of the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University

Sharing knowledge is an essential task to which we are called as teachers, a sharing that becomes even more crucial when the safety of health workers and all citizens is at stake.

 

Enrico Gherlone, Rector of the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University

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