Il Festival Cosa Sarà, in addition to training credits for journalists, also offers 6,3 credits for continuing education in medicine, known in the healthcare world as "CME credits". In fact, even if it is a "journalism" festival, one of the purposes is to foster relations between the world of information and the world of food science and health. The common goal of journalists, bloggers but also researchers, teachers, doctors and veterinarians who come to the Festival is to improve information together with citizens on such a delicate matter as nutrition.
The provider of ECM credits accredited by the Ministry of Health is the Zooprophylactic Institute of Piedmont, Liguria and Valle d'Aosta which collects the entries and has accredited a part of the Festival for the training credits of: doctors, veterinarians, biologists, chemists, prevention technicians in the workplace, biomedical laboratory health technicians, pharmacists. Those belonging to these categories who wish to benefit from ECM credits must register on the portal of the zooprophylactic institute http://www.izsto.it/ The training event includes all the panels of the Festival scheduled in Sala Londra at the Lingotto congress center from Thursday 20 morning to Friday 21 at 13 and has been renamed by the zooprophylactic institute "Green agri-food, communicate strategies for tomorrow's supply chains and consumers" .
The registration for ECM credits should not be confused with the accreditation to the Festival which must be done separately on the site www.festivalgiornalismoalimentare.it which allows you to use all the services of the Festival.
Both registrations are free.
