Not only 16 training credits for journalists: the Festival also offers 7 training credits, so-called CME, for doctors, veterinarians, laboratory technicians, chemists and prevention technicians.
In this case the credits are granted by the Ministry of Health through the Zooprophylactic Institute of Piedmont, Liguria and Valle d'Aosta which has the role of provider.
The Zooprophylactic Institute, which since the 2016 has been the scientific partner of the Festival, collects the registrations of food health professionals for all the panels to be held in the Cavour hall of the Turin Convention Center from 10 on Thursday 21 February to 13 on Friday 22 February.
Also for these credits the registration is free and the 18 expires next February. The scientific secretariat for CME credits is entrusted to Lucia Decastelli and Manila Bianchi of the Izsto.
Registration is at this link http://www.izsto.it/index.php/formazione/corsi-e-convegni
The contamination and mutual knowledge between the professions of information and communication with that of health food is, from the beginning, one of the aims of the Festival.
