Wavu è un aggregatore per esplorare le discussioni sull'informazione di
qualità e sul citizen journalism attraverso un percorso fra blog, giornali, social network.
Raccoglie analisi pubblicate nella blogosfera italiana. All'interno dell'area "reporter"
mostra una selezione di notizie e approfondimenti. Ha un focus nel settore "global" sulla
partecipazione a internet nei paesi in via di sviluppo. "Crossmedia" riunisce le narrazioni
generate dall'incontro di linguaggi su internet, come infografiche e mappe interattive.
Inoltre segnala in tempo reale messaggi inviati attraverso il social network twitter da
giornalisti e network d'informazione. Wavu è una parola in lingua swahili, parlata
soprattutto in Africa orientale: significa "rete", "network".
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Il rischio di morte per un intervento chirurgico è significativamente più alto negli ospedali di piccole dimensioni. È il risultato di uno studio condotto dall’ Agenzia sanitaria per i servizi regionali (Agenas) e il Dipartimento di epidemiologia del Lazio. Si chiama Volumi di attività ed esiti delle cure: prove scientifiche in letteratura ed evidenze scientifiche in Italia e vuole dimostrare quali sono le malattie curate meglio negli ospedali con alti volumi di attività. Le conclusioni parlano chiaro. Farsi operare in una struttura che svolge poche operazioni potrebbe essere fatale per almeno 14 diverse patologie: l’aneurisma dell’aorta addominale non ...
#Checkyourhospital
Name of the organisation: Wired Italy
Country: Italy
Category: Data-driven investigative journalism small media
Description of the project: Italy has many troubles, but prouds itself for having the world’s second best health system according to WHO estimates. This is surely true for access to care, but is it the same for quality and equality of care across the country? And how are mortality rates of patients affected by the dramatic cuts of public expenditure spending latest spending reviews? #Checkyourhospital is a data driven series of stories based on the analysis and first online open publication of the survival ...
#Checkyourhospital
Name of the organisation: Wired Italy
Country: Italy
Category: Data-driven investigative journalism small media
Description of the project: Italy has many troubles, but prouds itself for having the world’s second best health system according to WHO estimates. This is surely true for access to care, but is it the same for quality and equality of care across the country? And how are mortality rates of patients affected by the dramatic cuts of public expenditure spending latest spending reviews? #Checkyourhospital is a data driven series of stories based on the analysis and first online open publication of the survival ...
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China's Premier Li Keqiang has pledged to build trust with India where he is meeting his counterpart Manmohan Singh after a recent flare-up in border tensions.
Premier Li said the purpose of his visit was "to increase mutual trust and co-operation and face the future".
"World peace... cannot be a reality without strategic co-operation between India and China," he said.
The two neighbours are the world's two most populous countries.
Monday's talks are expected to involve trade ties and other bilateral issues.
The Chinese leader arrived in Delhi on Sunday in the first stop of his maiden ...
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The World Health Organization deemed homosexuality a disease up until 23 years ago.
Today is International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, or IDAHO, an annual event aiming to raise awareness of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights violations and stimulate interest in LGBT rights advocacy.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang is travelling to India in the first stop of his maiden foreign trip since taking office.
Upon his arrival in Delhi, Premier Li will hold talks with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, followed by dinner at the Indian leader's residence.
Border tensions and trade ties are expected to be among the issues discussed by the two men.
The neighbours are the world's two most populous countries.
Beijing hopes the visit will help build trust and a new strategic partnership to the benefit of both countries, China's official news agency Xinhua said.
Delhi thought ...