This problem logically prevented medical and nursing students from starting the internships, therefore it was decided to appoint it to the hospital management. Antonio Polacco was appointed as the director of the general hospital and on October 20, 1994, during the inauguration ceremony at Palazzo Lancellotti, the typical Anglo-Saxon experimental model was presented, divided into an inductive and a deductive phase of verification and diagnosis. Then, on that very same day, the structure was inaugurated in via Longoni 83 and the first patients were admitted to the rented building of the Rome American Hospital, with 15 initial beds. The first operational areas were three: medicine, general surgery and orthopedics, but everything had to be built, not only the wards of the hospital, but it was necessary to follow the protocols. One of the first episodes regarding the general hospital was told by Antonio Picardi: a patient was hospitalized and needed gamma globulins not available in pharmacies. Thanks to the help of pharmacists and, after various bureaucratic procedures, it was possible to obtain authorizations for various drugs. In general, finding patients was not easy due to the location of the hospital and the recent inauguration. At the beginning it was doctors, nurses and drivers who accompanied the patients, who were pleasantly surprised by the care received. Another element that distinguished the new hospital was the consideration for the patient's family. Both in the ward and in the outpatient clinic, the visits were made in the presence of the closest relatives, considered essential for the reconstruction of the patient's clinical history. The Campus put the patient at the centre, the motto was take care to cure and it was respected not only by the health personnel, but also by the administrative staff. The first surgical operation was performed on December 22, 1994: a cervical disc herniation. There was a competition to grab the primacy of the operation, but in the end Vincenzo Denaro from the orthopedics area was chosen. A New Degree Course Thanks to Vincenzo Lorenzelli, appointed as new Rector in 1998, at Campus Bio-Medico was created the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering. Professor Lorenzelli, pioneer of the new faculty, was joined in his project by Marcella Trombetta, who collaborated in the creation of other degree courses that could fit the field of Medicine. On September 1, 1999, the first admission exams were held and 42 students were admitted. The lessons began