Webinar – Professional Well-Being in Healthcare: From Risk Management to Creating Environments That Support Patient Care
5 October 2026Fill out the form and get free access to the Webinar
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Webinar Topic.
Today, people’s journey toward better health increasingly begins online. Before stepping into a pharmacy, people search for information, check the website, visit social media channels, and evaluate expertise and services to decide whom to trust.
At the same time, pharmacists must juggle an increasing number of tasks, with less and less time to devote to communication and showcasing their professional expertise.
In this webinar, we’ll explore how Artificial Intelligence and digital tools can provide practical support for managing your online presence and streamlining daily operations, improving communication, highlighting your services and expertise, and guiding customers throughout their entire journey—from online research to accessing the pharmacy’s services.
Through practical examples and real-world use cases, we'll discover how digital technology can become a natural extension of the counter, helping to make the pharmacy more efficient, accessible, and closer to people.
Duration: 1h
Speakers
Carlo Sassone
Pharmacist | PhD | MAMIL Executive Master's @H-FARM
A pharmacist with over 15 years of professional experience in the field. After completing the Executive Master's in Management and Innovation in the Life Sciences at H-FARM, he developed a strong interest in digital innovation in the healthcare sector. Today, at Salute360, we support pharmacies and healthcare professionals in updating and innovating their digital tools, with the goal of improving their relationships with patients and making services and expertise increasingly accessible, while highlighting the role of the pharmacist and their close connection to people.
Chiara Barbati
MD, MPH Candidate @Johns Hopkins | PH Resident @UniPV
Chiara Barbati is a physician in training in Public Health at the University of Pavia and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. He is interested in the study and implementation of evidence-based digital public health applications and the promotion of digital health literacy aimed at professionals and the general public.