On Friday the 18th of December 2020, our very own Marco Manca will join a group of National experts, and the Italian Ministry to Technological Innovation and Digitalization Paola Pisano , to discuss what are the opportunities for inclusive growth associated to investing in innovation in healthcare, and how to devise a strategy and an appropriate risk sharing/management, for a future everyone can put stake on. Join us by following the link and asking how to participate to the virtual event! Interesting lectures if you are interested in the topic and would like to prepare for the conversation: The Italian National guildelines for the deployment and offer of telemedicine services ...and if you are interested in the topic, don't miss the chance to download a copy of the ITU and WHO handbook " Digital Health Platform:Building a Digital Information Infrastructure (Infostructure) for Health "

This post was co-authored by Deborah Liebart and Marco Manca , and first appeared on DisputatioMagistrorum  with the title " Subprime and Covid-19: black swans or symbols of an ineffective risk management approach ? The cost of applying the « normal law » to the health care system ".  It is licensed under the  CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 . To cite this work please refer to DOI:10.5281/zenodo.4309661 The global health crisis generated by the Covid-19 epidemic has highlighted the structural weaknesses of the risk management models of our contemporary societies, just as the subprime crisis had highlighted the flaws in the normative fences and predictive models used by the international banking system in 2008. While half of the global population was confined, many commentators presented the new coronavirus as an unpredictable “black swan 1 ”, on the fringes of the world’s “Gaussianity”. "Black Swan at Sunset"  by robokow  is licensed with CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 So, is covid reall