Just like twenty years ago, adolescent women still want to become doctors. The most recent OECD-PISA Report reveals that talented young women are especially interested in the health professions. However, it does not explain if they know how the medical professions are changing or what the impact of digital transformation has been on public health. In fact, students in general have a rather stereotyped notion of careers. They know about doctors but ignore that there are over 30 roles in the health professions.
Project Health4U, an education and orientation for university and professional careers promoted by the Fondazione Johnson & Johnson, focuses on the health, well-being and life sciences..
The eighth appointment, which is dedicated to digital transformation in the health sector, will be held today, April 15 (3-5 pm) [see calendar].
The students will be introduced to the new health professions by two professionals working at Johnson & Johnson: Anna Trolese, IT Director, and Margherita De Minicis, Digital Innovation Lead.
