Dr. Beatrice Maria Giovanna Tassis is an experienced medical professional specializing in obstetrics and gynecology. With more than 20 years of clinical expertise, Dr. Tassis holds leadership roles, such as the Director of Consultori Familiari and the Head of Obstetric Emergency Services. Her contributions extend beyond clinical care to significant advancements in research, particularly in the field of maternal and fetal health. Throughout her career, she has worked across renowned hospitals and universities, including the Università degli Studi di Milano and the Fondazione IRCCS Cà Granda Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico. Her academic and clinical achievements have shaped her into a respected figure in both the medical and research communities, with a particular focus on prenatal care, maternal health, and obstetric emergencies. She is also involved in education, regularly mentoring medical students and obstetrics residents, making her a vital figure in shaping the future of healthcare in her field.

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Education:

Dr. Beatrice Maria Giovanna Tassis completed her foundational education at the Liceo P. Sarpi in Bergamo, where she graduated with the highest honors. Her journey in medicine began with a degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Milan in 1992, where she also achieved top honors. She pursued specialization in Obstetrics and Gynecology, completing her training with distinction in 1996. Further enhancing her expertise, she participated in advanced courses at the Fetal Medicine Foundation in London, where she obtained specialized qualifications in fetal ultrasound and other prenatal diagnostic techniques. Dr. Tassis’s education is complemented by an ongoing commitment to professional development, as evidenced by her participation in numerous additional training programs focusing on maternal health, ultrasound, and invasive diagnostic procedures. Her academic background reflects her deep commitment to advancing both her theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of obstetrics and gynecology.

Professional Experience:

Dr. Tassis’s professional experience is marked by her diverse roles and leadership in obstetrics and gynecology, with a career spanning over two decades. Since 2000, she has held a prominent position at the Fondazione IRCCS Cà Granda Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico in Milan, where she has been integral to the development of specialized services such as the Infectious Diseases in Pregnancy Clinic and the Obstetric Emergency Department. Her responsibilities have included supervising multidisciplinary teams, managing clinical care, and ensuring high-quality patient outcomes in both routine and high-risk cases. Over the years, she has also been in charge of various other roles, such as supervising perinatal surveillance projects and coordinating the Italian Obstetric Surveillance System (ItOSS). In addition to her hospital-based roles, Dr. Tassis has been involved in significant educational activities, teaching medical students and training obstetrics residents. She has gained considerable experience working in international settings, demonstrating her adaptability and ability to collaborate with diverse teams in high-pressure environments.

Research Interests:

Dr. Beatrice Maria Giovanna Tassis has a long-standing interest in maternal and fetal health, with a particular focus on prenatal care, obstetric emergencies, and the management of infectious diseases during pregnancy. She has contributed significantly to research in perinatal surveillance, specifically through her involvement with national surveillance systems like the Italian Obstetric Surveillance System (ItOSS) and the Italian Perinatal Surveillance System (SPITOSS). Her research interests also include the study of maternal diseases that impact pregnancy, with a focus on prevention, diagnosis, and management. Additionally, she has explored the impact of vaccinations during pregnancy, including the clinical trials for the anti-RSV vaccine, aimed at reducing neonatal infections. Dr. Tassis has shown a keen interest in advancing non-invasive prenatal diagnostics, with contributions to research on ultrasound techniques, amniocentesis, and chorionic villus sampling. Her broad research interests reflect her commitment to improving both clinical outcomes and public health policies related to obstetrics and gynecology.

Research Skills:

Dr. Tassis possesses advanced research skills, particularly in the areas of clinical trials, observational studies, and epidemiological research in obstetrics and gynecology. She has led several studies, including the ChilD study, focusing on maternal and fetal health, which was funded by the Regione Lombardia. Her skills in data collection, statistical analysis, and the management of clinical research protocols have been honed through years of involvement in both national and international research projects. Dr. Tassis is adept at designing and conducting studies that investigate critical issues in pregnancy, such as the impacts of maternal infections on fetal health, as well as exploring new therapeutic interventions. She has contributed to numerous scientific publications and regularly presents her findings at national and international conferences, where she engages with the broader scientific community. Her ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including neonatologists, infectivologists, and public health officials, is an essential strength that further supports her research initiatives.

Awards and Honors:

Throughout her distinguished career, Dr. Beatrice Maria Giovanna Tassis has received numerous accolades recognizing her expertise and contributions to the field of obstetrics and gynecology. She has been honored for her leadership roles, particularly in coordinating national maternal and perinatal health surveillance systems, including the ItOSS and SPITOSS projects. In addition, she has been acknowledged for her educational contributions, regularly providing lectures and training for medical students and residents. Dr. Tassis’s research efforts, including her role as the Principal Investigator for funded studies, have been widely respected. Her leadership in addressing complex clinical challenges, such as the management of obstetric emergencies and maternal mortality, has garnered recognition at both national and international levels. These awards and honors underscore her exceptional impact on both clinical practice and medical research, positioning her as a leading figure in her field.

Conclusion:

Dr. Beatrice Maria Giovanna Tassis is a distinguished and highly accomplished professional in obstetrics and gynecology. Her extensive clinical experience, coupled with her leadership roles in maternal and fetal health services, positions her as an expert in the field. Her research contributions, especially in perinatal surveillance and infectious diseases in pregnancy, have had a significant impact on improving clinical outcomes and public health policy. Dr. Tassis’s educational and mentoring efforts further cement her legacy as a leader in the academic and medical communities. With a career defined by continuous learning, innovation, and dedication to patient care, Dr. Tassis’s qualifications make her a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her ongoing contributions promise to further elevate the standards of obstetrics and gynecology, ensuring improved outcomes for mothers and infants in the years to come.

Publication Top Notes

1. Title: The 2024 Outbreak of Parvovirus B19 as a Global Obstetrical Threat: Insights From an Obstetrics Referral Center in Northern Italy
   Authors: Tassis, B.; Testa, L.; Pampo, F.; Cetin, I.; Persico, N.
   Year: 2024
2. Title: Universal Serological Screening for Parvovirus B19 in Pregnancy During European Epidemic
   Authors: Cetin, I.; Tassis, B.; Parisi, F.; Romagnoli, V.; Giacomel, G.
   Year: 2024
   Citations: 1
3. Title: Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection With Isolated “Minor” Lesions at Fetal Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Long-Term Neurological Outcome
   Authors: Doneda, C.; Scelsa, B.; Introvini, P.; Triulzi, F.; Righini, A.
   Year: 2024
   Citations: 1
4. Title: Preventing HIV Mother-to-Child Transmission in a Vertically Infected Pregnant Woman With Multiclass Drug Resistance: Role of Bis-In-Die Dolutegravir and Neonatal AZT Prophylaxis: A Case Report
   Authors: Saltini, P.; Tassis, B.; Ronchi, A.; Bandera, A.; Bozzi, G.
   Year: 2024
5. Title: Risk of Stillbirth in Singleton Fetuses With Advancing Gestational Age at Term: A 10-Year Experience of Late Third Trimester Prenatal Screenings of 50,000 Deliveries in a Referral Center in Northern Italy
   Authors: D’Ambrosi, F.; Ruggiero, M.; Cesano, N.; Carbone, I.F.; Ferrazzi, E.
   Year: 2023
   Citations: 4
6. Title: Prevalence, Outcome, and Prevention of Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection in Neonates Born to Women With Preconception Immunity (CHILd Study)
   Authors: Lilleri, D.; Tassis, B.; Pugni, L.; Galli, C.; Primache, V.
   Year: 2023
   Citations: 11
7. Title: Minimal Prevalence of HPV Vaccination and Common Occurrence of High-Risk HPV Types in Pregnant Women With HIV: Data From a National Study in Italy
   Authors: Floridia, M.; Masuelli, G.; Tassis, B.; Tamburrini, E.; Ravizza, M.
   Year: 2022
8. Title: An Hypothetical External Validation of the ARRIVE Trial in a European Academic Hospital
   Authors: Tassis, B.M.G.; Ruggiero, M.; Ronchi, A.; Mosca, F.; Ferrazzi, E.M.
   Year: 2022
   Citations: 5
9. Title: Clinical Relevance of SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Late Pregnancy
   Authors: Ruggiero, M.; Somigliana, E.; Tassis, B.; Pietrasanta, C.; Ferrazzi, E.
   Year: 2021
   Citations: 6
10. Title: CD4/CD8 Ratio in Pregnant Women With HIV and Its Association With Pregnancy Outcome: Data From a National Study in Italy
    Authors: Floridia, M.; Pinnetti, C.; Masuelli, G.; Martinelli, P.; Ravizza, M.
    Year: 2021