Alice Laudisio is an Associate Professor of Internal Medicine at Link Campus University and Head of the Internal Medicine Department of Orthopedics, Orthogeriatrics, and Traumatology at the Campus Bio-Medico University Polyclinic Foundation in Rome.
After earning her Single Cycle Master's Degree in Medicine and Surgery and completing her residency in Geriatrics at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Rome with highest honors, she has pursued her academic and professional career in the fields of internal medicine and geriatrics, combining clinical practice, scientific research, and university teaching.
Her main clinical and scientific interests include frailty, multimorbidity, multidimensional assessment, orthogeriatrics, osteoarticular infections, and quality of life. Her research activity focuses in particular on the management of complex patients, with an emphasis on the interactions between chronic conditions, functional autonomy, and care needs.
She authored more than 100 scientific publications, he is the Principal Investigator of the TOTALSPINE project, funded by the Ministry of Health as part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), which is dedicated to developing innovative strategies for the diagnosis and personalized rehabilitation of chronic low back pain. She has also participated in numerous national and international research projects and contributed to the drafting of scientific recommendations and consensus documents in the fields of oncogeriatrics and cardiogeriatrics.
In addition to her clinical and scientific work, she devotes particular attention to university education, promoting a teaching approach that integrates methodological rigor, scientific evidence, and clinical experience.
Her vision of internal medicine is based on a patient-centered approach and the need to overcome the fragmentation of specialized knowledge. From this perspective, clinical complexity is not only a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge but also an opportunity to develop more integrated, personalized, and quality-of-life-oriented models of care.
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