NIGHTINGALE Publishes 1st Newsletter
ello and welcome to the first issue of the NIGHTINGALE Newsletter.
This newsletter will provide regular updates, with the aim of providing brief overviews of project developments, events and news. Plus updates from across Europe on emergency response. For this first edition, we are reflecting on the first 13 months of the project.
NIGHTINGALE has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 10102195.
What’s New With NIGHTINGALE
The NIGHTINGALE Toolkit
A first look at the intelligent, integrated, and interconnected tools and services to help first responders in emergency response was created, check it out for yourself below.
The NIGHTINGALE Timeline
As the project enters its 14th month, it’s important to note that there have been many milestone events, but there is still so much more to come. Check out the project’s timeline below.
Roundtable & Plenary, Berlin 2022
European research project NIGHTINGALE brings leading technology providers and first responders to Berlin
The NIGHTINGALE project team, its advisory board and external experts gathered in Berlin Messe in October. The project’s 2nd Roundtable and 2nd Plenary meetings were hosted by NIGHTINGALE project partners, the European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery (ESTES) and ASTRIAL GmbH amidst the German Congress of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, DKOU 2022.
To learn more, visit the NIGHTINGALE website here
TTX1 Highlights Video
In March 2022, the NIGHTINGALE consortium came together for the project’s first Tabletop Exercise in Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm. Check out the highlights of the project below, featuring interviews with Prof. Sten Lennquist of MRMID, Mr. Chaim Rafalowski of Magen David Adom, Dr. Eleftherios Ouzounoglou and Prof. Sabine Magalini. Check out the highlights for yourself here below.
NIGHTINGALE’s Currently Reading Corner
We’ve been reviewing a diverse range of topics that encapsulate the NIGHTINGALE objectives since the project began. Below are some recent samples;
Drone usage across Europe– Check out the article here for a look at drone flight trials in Poland.
Preconditions, processes and structures in emergency response– Check out this article here on Interorganisational collaboration.
Disaster management around the world– Check out this insightful read here on the perceived preparedness and readiness for disaster management of Bangladeshi nursing students.
Follow NIGHTINGALE on Twitter & LinkedIn to keep up to date with the literature we are reading each month.
Upcoming Events
During the Berlin event, project partner, Magen David Adom in Israel, took the time to remind the consortium that the next TTX will take place in Israel in February 2023. Stay tuned to NIGHTINGALE for update.
Other Events of Interest
European Emergency Number Association (EENA) Conference and exhibition, 19-21 April 2023, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
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Best regards,
The NIGHTINGALE Team
