Formazione. - Istituto Comprensivo Corropoli

D EP Lazio
Dipartimento di Epidemiologia
del Servizio Sanitario Regionale
Regione Lazio
A I
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Associazione
Italiana di
Epidemiologia
February 9-13 2015
Integrated Environmental
and Health Impact Assessment
with special emphasis
on air pollution
course leaders:
Gerard Hoek and Kees de Hoogh
Dipartimento di Epidemiologia del SSR del Lazio
via di Santa Costanza 53, Roma
Integrated Environmental and Health Impact Assessment (IEHIA) is a multidisciplinary
approach and instrument that draws from disciplines such as public health, the social
and political sciences, environmental science, urban planning, epidemiology and
statistics. Its remit is broad in scope — to protect and promote population health by
analyzing and estimating potential health impacts of projects, programs and policies
and informing decision-makers about those potential impacts.
This course aims to present the IEHIA process, and it provides an opportunity for
participants to work on IEHIA case studies, increasing participants’ confidence in doing
IEHIA in practice
Contents:
• Integrated Environmental and Health Impact Assessment concepts
and approaches
• GIS-based exposure assessment techniques
• AERMOD: an easy interface to conduct a IEHIA
• Dose response relationships Introductions and approaches
• Literature review exercise
• Calculate the Health impact
• Three case studies on Waste, Noise, and Cycling mobility in urban areas
Monday 9
9.30-12.30
Tuesday 10
Wednesday 11
Thursday 12
Friday 13
Introduction to
GIS and
exposure
assessment
(KdH)
Baseline
morbiditymorbidity
(EC, MDM)
Calculate the
impact. Counts,
YLL, DALYS,
Monetary impact
(GH)
Discussing the
case studies
(AC, AR, FF )
11.00-12.30 Welcome
Some historical
remarks and the
current debate
(FF)
Dose response
relationships
Introductions and
approaches
(GH)
Review of
evidence:
Sentieri
approach (RP)
Case studies
Work in groups of
2 persons:
a. Noise case
study
b. Waste case
study
c. Industrial
pollution case
study
(CA, KdH, AR)
Evaluation of
uncertainties
(AB)
13.30-14.30 Light lunch
Light lunch
Light lunch
Light lunch
Light lunch
14.30-17.00 IEHIA
Key Concepts
and Approaches
(GH)
Air pollution
dispersion
modelling
(KdH)
Systematic
reviews: the
navigation guide
and GRADE
(SV)
..continuing case
studies
Wrap up
(GH, KdH)
The impact of air
pollution in Italy:
approach and
results of VIIAS
(CA)
Introduction an
applications
Meta-analyses
with AERMOD and expert
(SB)
analysis
(GH)
Evaluation of
intervention (GC)
The course will be in English.
Participants are required to bring a laptop with statistical software installed (R, STATA, SAS
or SPSS). All hands-on sessions will be conducted using ArcGIS10. Participants who do
not have ArcGIS10 installed on their laptop will be able to use a student license for the
duration of the course (disks will be provided).
Faculty:
Carla Ancona, Simone Bucci, Giulia Cesaroni, Simona Vecchi,
Francesco Forastiere,
Dipartimento di Epidemiologia del Servizio Sanitario Regionale - Regione Lazio, Roma
Gerard Hoek, Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, Utrecht University, Utrecht
Kees de Hoogh, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Basel
Andrea Ranzi, Agenzia Regionale Protezione Ambientale, Emilia Romagna
Ennio Cadum, Moreno De Maria, Agenzia Regionale Protezione Ambientale, Piemonte
Annibale Biggeri, Dipartimento di Statistica, Università di Firenze
Roberta Pirastu, Dipartimento di Biologia e Biotecnologie, Sapienza Università di Roma
Cost: a fee of 250 Euro to the Italian Epidemiological Association is due for the course and
covers material and lunch.
Registration form should be sent to Patrizia Compagnucci ([email protected])
by January 23th, 2015.
Submissions will be accepted in chronological order until all the available places.
AVAILABLE PLACES: 20
A confirmation email will be sent.
Further information:
Carla Ancona ([email protected])
Martina Golini ([email protected])
Francesco Forastiere ([email protected])
The courses are part of the project funded by the Italian Ministry of Health, CCM 2011
“Valutazione Integrata dell’Impatto Ambientale e Sanitario dell’inquinamento atmosferico (VIIAS)”

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