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Salute, Benessere e patrimonio archeologico: il PRIN

PNRR del Dipartimento Smechimai

Health, Wellbeing and Archaeological Heritage: the PRIN PNRR of the Smechimai Department

The PRIN 2022 project with principal investigator from Unimore’s Department of Medical and Surgical, Ma-
ternal, Child and Adult Sciences, funded under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, is coordinated by
Prof. Elisabetta Genovese and aims to promote the cognitive, physical and sensory accessibility of archaeo-
logical heritage. The TOUCHWELL project (Archaeological Museum Collections for People’s Care Welfare
and Wellbeing), aims to develop knowledge, technologies and tools to promote the cognitive, physical and
sensory accessibility of archaeological heritage within a cultural welfare system, providing data on the
impacts that culture has on the welfare and health of people and societies. As demonstrated in the World
Health Organisation’s Health evidence network synthesis report 67, culture, the arts and cultural heritage
play an important role in promoting health and well-being, social inclusion, overcoming social inequalities
and access to care. The document gives a clear picture of the impacts of culture on people’s lives.

l progetto PRIN 2022 con PI di Unimore ca e sensoriale del patrimonio archeologico.
del Dipartimento di Scienze Mediche e Il progetto TOUCHWELL (Archeological Mu-
Chirurgiche, Materno-Infantili e dell’A- seum Collections for People’s Care Welfare and
dulto, finanziato nell’ambito del Piano Wellbeing), nato da un’idea di Elena Corradini del
INazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza, è Dipartimento di Ingegneria Enzo Ferrari e di Sara
coordinato dalla Prof.ssa Elisabetta Genovese, Uboldi, ricercatrice dell’Istituto di Scienze dei Beni
Delegata del Rettore per la Disabilità e i Disturbi Culturali del CNR, vede il coinvolgimento del Prof.

Specifici di Apprendimento e ha come obiettivo Francesco Gherardini del Dipartimento di Inge-
quello di promuovere l’accessibilità cognitiva, fisi-
gneria Enzo Ferrari, dell’Università di Pavia, con

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