December 12th, 2025
from 17:00 to 19:00
No ready-made recipes or certain predictions will be offered but practical tools and useful ways of thinking to navigate a complex and ever-changing environment.
Description
Technology, an aging population, new generations at work, sustainability, migration flows: these are just some of the forces that are transforming, day by day, the world of the social and health professions. There was a time when imagining the future was easier: society was stable, changes slow and predictable. Today, however, we live in a complex, constantly accelerating context, where the future can no longer be "predicted" but must be explored.
In this scenario, what is needed is not rigid predictions but the ability to read emerging signals, grasp the connections between different phenomena and build new perspectives for action. It means learning to move with agility in an uncertain environment, developing tools that allow not only to react to changes but also to anticipate them and transform them into concrete opportunities for the social and health professions of today and tomorrow. This ability to explore scenarios and prepare for different possibilities is called strategic foresight. It is not a discipline that claims to predict the future, but a set of methods and tools that help recognize emerging signals, link them together, and imagine how people's needs, professionals' skills, and the organization of work might evolve. It is an approach that stimulates strategic vision, because it pushes one to look beyond the immediate; strengthens critical thinking, because it invites questioning about different scenarios without taking anything for granted; and trains adaptability, because it prepares one to face change with greater agility.
Program
- Strategic foresight: definition and practices of futures
- Tools and methods for dealing with uncertainty
- From "predicting" to "exploring": signs of change and possible scenarios
- Comparison and discussion with participant(s)
Goals
- Experience how analyzing signs of change and building possible scenarios become valuable levers for anticipating challenges, imagining new opportunities and strengthening one's skills.
- To develop a broader, more informed and proactive view of the future, enriched by practical stimuli and concrete ideas to be integrated into one's own professional journey and the evolution of health care organizations.
To whom it is addressed
Professioniste e professionisti che desiderano immergersi nell’affascinante mondo della lungimiranza strategica e gettare le basi per le competenze future, e sviluppare una visione strategica e sostenibile capace di orientare le scelte di oggi verso i bisogni e le sfide di domani
Speakers
- Davide Proverbio; Partner and founder of Prowork International Swiss, Law degree from University of Milan, Master's degree in Welfare, Health and Insurance from LIUC University, Second level Master's degree in Social Foresight from University of Trento. Author for Atelier des futurs journal of foresight and futures studies. Representative for Italian Switzerland of the Futurs association. Author of the e-book "Human Resource Management: Foresight and Futures."
- Stefano Dell'Orto; Founder Prowork International Swiss - Paramedic --Lego® Serious Play® Facilitator. Director of Tre Valli Soccorso, Ambulance Service north of Canton Ticino in 2000-2013. In 2013, he founded Prowork International Swiss consulting and training company based in Lamone. Since 2021, he has been a committee member of the Ticino and Moesano Section of the Swiss Paramedic Association.
Responsibile
Giovanna Colatrella, Head of Healthcare area in continuing education
Participation
Registration mandatory by December 4, 2025.
Participation is free of charge, aperitif follows.