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Was born in Rome on 22nd March 1956 and
graduated in Medicine and Surgery at the University of La Sapienza in
Rome, where he also specialized in Tropical Medicine.
He is the
director of the National Health Department of Imperia.
He has published
numerous essays on specialized medical fields.
The balance
of nature is often disturbed by catastrophes partly due to natural
forces and often due to man modifying the environment by emitting
chemical substances in the atmosphere or engaging in war. Man has thus
broken his pact with nature, an essential paradigm to bestow a livable
planet to our children.
Man’s answer
to such catastrophes beg for the necessity of immediate crisis
management. This includes the psychiatric aspect, in so far as
environmental changes are almost always follow by modifications of the
human psyche at times serious even dangerous.
This work
aims to illustrate the principal criteria of action to be taken at
times of catastrophes in the field of psychiatric emergency.
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