The Certificates for MIGeRiS™, developed by LUISS, were delivered by CSQA to the San Giuseppe Moscati National Hospital of Avellino and to the UOC Cardiac Surgery and UOC Pediatrics and the ACS Italy Certificates of Health Risk Manager.
The presentation event of the "Italian Model for Risk Management in Healthcare - MIGeRiS™ 4.0" was held in Rome at the LUISS Guido Carli University .
The day's proceedings, moderated by Gregory Alegi , journalist and historian, opened by Stefano Maria Mezzopera , Adjunct professor, Director of the Faculty and courses on Risk Management in Health Care of the Luiss Business School and Executive Coordinator of the MIGeRiS™ Technical-Scientific Committee saw the participation of representatives of the academic, military (Aeronautics, Navy, Army) world of ANIA and numerous General and Medical Directors of leading Italian hospitals.
At the end of the event, the CSQA President Carlo Perini and the ACS Italia Managing Director Massimo Dutto officially delivered the CSQA Certificates for the Italian Model for Risk Management in Healthcare MIGeRiS™ developed by LUISS to the San Giuseppe Moscati Hospital of National Importance – Avellino (Level 3) and to the UOC Cardiac Surgery (Level 4) and UOC Pediatrics (Level 4) and ACS Italia of Ges risk manager in Healthcare according to the MIGeRiS™ model and in accordance with ACS Italia's SCH 13 scheme . 
The Italian Model for Risk Management in Healthcare MIGeRiS™ was born from the study, started over 20 years ago on 131 Italian hospitals, and from the experimentation of a working group, made up of over seventy healthcare operators: doctors, healthcare operators, clinicians, engineers, lawyers, managers expert in risk management procedures, company directors and economists who all worked together on the common project of creating a practical tool, constantly updated over time, which could be a guide to support companies in making healthcare safe.
The Italian Model for Risk Management in Healthcare MIGeRiS™ is innovative, dynamic, modular, sustainable, it makes organizational and managerial processes in healthcare structures safer: it consists of a set of general specifications, organisational, structural and management requirements, with which Companies must conform their Risk Management system in Healthcare.
The risk management methodology is based on the iterative paradigm "know, manage, control" and therefore allows for a continuous updating cycle, which arises from new needs and/or from the changes that occur over time in certified companies.
The Italian Model for Risk Management in Healthcare MIGeRiS™