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I Sessione - OASI 2020

29/06/2026
Digital Health: AISIS and CeRGAS-SDA Bocconi Launch a Structured and Long-Term Partnership for the Future of the Italian National Health Service

AISIS – the Italian Association of Health Information Systems – and CeRGAS, the Centre for Research on Health and Social Care Management at SDA Bocconi School of Management, have entered into a structured, long-term collaboration agreement dedicated to advancing Digital Health and assessing its impact on the Italian National Health Service (NHS).

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CERGAS Seminar "Organization Science & Health Care: Leading for Reliability in the AI Era"

On the 17th of June CERGAS organizes from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "Organization Science & Health Care: Leading for Reliability in the AI Era".

Speaker: Christopher Myers, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School - Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

16/06/2026
WEBINAR - Is AI in healthcare scalable and sustainable?

From experimental settings to routine care: is AI innovation scalable and sustainable?

AI-based innovation is increasingly seen as a strategic lever to strengthen clinical decision-making, patient engagement, and health system performance. Still, moving from promising research outputs to scalable and sustainable implementation remains a major challenge.

This was the focus of the workshop “Bridging Research and Market: Financing and Deploying AI in European Health Systems”, organized by SDA Bocconi as part of the Horizon Europe CINDERELLA project.

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Joint Seminar CERGAS-Dondena "The role of post-arrival education and training participation on employment transition of humanitarian migrants in Australia: A longitudinal investigation"

On the 8th of June CERGAS and Dondena organize from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "The role of post-arrival education and training participation on employment transition of humanitarian migrants in Australia: A longitudinal investigation".

Speaker: Santosh Jatrana, Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University

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CERGAS Seminar "How you measure matters and other lessons learned from a decade of monitoring affordable access to health care in Europe"

On the 3rd of June CERGAS organizes from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "How you measure matters and other lessons learned from a decade of monitoring affordable access to health care in Europe".

Speaker: Sarah Thomson, WHO Barcelona Office for Health Systems Financing

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CERGAS Seminar "Developments in intersectoral care in the Netherlands: how purchasers and providers respond to new models of care"

On the 27th of May CERGAS organizes from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "Developments in intersectoral care in the Netherlands: how purchasers and providers respond to new models of care".

Speaker: Thomas Reindersma, Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management 

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CERGAS Seminar "Quality of working life in residential care facilities for older people in Italy: insights from the QWoRe project"

On the 13th of May CERGAS organizes from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "Quality of working life in residential care facilities for older people in Italy: insights from the QWoRe project".

Speaker: Barbara Da Roit, Ca' Foscari University of Venice

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CERGAS Seminar "Trust in Health Care Systems and Care-Seeking Behavior: Evidence from Italy and the United States."

On the 22nd of April CERGAS organizes from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "Trust in Health Care Systems and Care-Seeking Behavior: Evidence from Italy and the United States".

Speaker: Mario Macis, Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School

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CERGAS Seminar "Do Product Safety Issues Drive Innovation? The Effect of Medical Device Recalls on Market Dynamics"

On the 1st of April CERGAS organizes from 13:00 to 14:00 the Seminar "Do Product Safety Issues Drive Innovation? The Effect of Medical Device Recalls on Market Dynamics".

Speaker: Ariel Dora Stern, Hasso Plattner Institute

26/03/2026
Il SSN di fronte alla “coperta corta”, tra bisogni crescenti e risorse limitate. La vera priorità? Scegliere le priorità

È stato presentato oggi il 26° Rapporto OASI, l’Osservatorio sulle Aziende e sul Sistema Sanitario Italiano, realizzato dal CERGAS di SDA Bocconi School of Management. L’edizione 2025 mette al centro una questione cruciale: in un Servizio sanitario chiamato a rispondere a bisogni sempre più intensi con risorse che crescono meno della domanda, la sostenibilità dell’universalismo passa dall’avere il coraggio di definire priorità esplicite.