No-fearproject.eu Website Review

Network Of practitioners For Emergency medicAl systems and cRitical care NO-FEAR is a 5-year (June 2018 – May 2023) Coordination and Support Action project that will bring together a pan-European and beyond network of emergency medical care practitioners, suppliers, decision and policy makers to collaborate and exchange knowledge, good practices, and lessons learned. Members of the network will have the opportunity to work together and collaborate to develop a common understanding of the innovation potential that fills operational gaps and pinpoint areas for future research. This multi-disciplinary, multi-national, and multi-sectorial collaboration will be supported by virtual tools, including the NO-FEAR platform and networking events (e.g., workshops, demonstrations, exercises) every 6 months. The NO-FEAR project kicked off 9-11 July 2018 in Novara, Italy. The project’s 18 partners, including two joint partners, from 12 countries were brought together to discuss the work plan for the next five years. NO-FEAR is a Coordination and Support Action project that will bring together a pan-European and beyond network of emergency medical care practitioners, suppliers, decision and policy makers to collaborate and exchange knowledge, good practices, and lessons learned. The project is coordinated by a practitioner providing Disaster Medicine education, Università del Piemonte Orientale, Italy. The NO-FEAR partners represent a combination of practitioners, Emergency medical care plays a critical role in as*isting casualties after security incidents. However, there are a number of challenges that the Emergency Medical System (EMS) needs to address, including a fragmented chain of actors, the need to respond to new threats, a lack of communication between practitioners and suppliers, and no common methodologies and standardized actions. Click here to find out how the their role in the project, and the benefits of joining the network. The NO-FEAR project is comprised of six work packages. Three work packages are dedicated to  the three pillars of the project: acute