From May 8th to 10th, 2025, the city of Rimini hosted the fourth edition of the CEU – Emergency and Urgency Culture Congress, promoted by the Emergency and Urgency Foundation (FEU). This nationally significant event was created with the aim of raising public awareness about emergency and urgent care issues, while fostering dialogue among healthcare professionals, institutions, and citizens to build a more responsive, cohesive, and sustainable healthcare system.
During the congress, the work carried out by students of the Master’s Program in Critical Care Nursing at the University of Parma was also presented. These projects were developed as part of their Project Work activities under the supervision of research tutors Dr. Elisa La Malfa, Dr. Maria Bertuol, and Dr. Fabio Mozzarelli.
The students’ contributions addressed key issues in improving emergency care, with a particular focus on strategies to optimize clinical practice. These projects are a clear demonstration of the Master’s Program’s educational quality, combining academic rigor with current professional relevance. Participation in CEU 2025 provided both meaningful recognition of the students’ efforts and a valuable opportunity to engage with a professional community dedicated to transforming the emergency care system.
Once again, the Healthcare Master’s Programs at the University of Parma reaffirm their role as hubs of innovation, preparing professionals equipped with the skills, vision, and collaborative spirit needed to meet the challenges of both today and tomorrow.