AIMS Meeting Scientific Program hopes to open horizons, offering a diverse scientific experience. We believe that learning in small groups and practical training, are an essential component of our participants’ scientific and medical knowledge.
These are the workshops that took place in the 10th AIMS Meeting:
Date to be announced (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. João Agostinho
4th-6th years
Have you ever struggled with the complexity of an ECG? We have all been there! Being one of the most requested complementary medical exams in clinical practice, it is mandatory for any medical student to master ECG reading.
With this interactive workshop, you will get to improve your knowledge and also develop your clinical reasoning with practical cases. The next time you have to interpret complex ECGs, you will most definitely stand out!
Thursday, March 18th 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Nelson Cunha
1st-4th years
Do you think an Electrocardiogram looks like Modern Art? If “Yes!” was your answer, then this is definitely the right workshop for you! You will get to learn and recap the basic concepts of Electrocardiography, explained in a way you’ll never forget.
Afterwards, you’ll get to apply the knowledge you’ve just acquired with practical examples. This is surely an opportunity you don’t want to miss! Come and see it for yourself!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dra. Rute Baeta Baptista
3rd-6th years
The acid-base balance is crucial for the appropriate homeostasis of each individual. A slight variation of pH can cause a multiplicity of chain reactions that can lead to general deregulation, a complete shutdown of multiple organ systems and even death.
In this workshop, you will be able to learn the pathophysiological mechanisms, identify the symptoms and how to properly correct them, all in a simple and systematic way that you will be able to carry with you for the rest of your medical practice.
Saturday, March 20th – 16h30-18h30 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Tiago Marques
4th-6th years
Running through the veins, arteries and capillaries of our body is a fluid that goes by the name of blood. You might have already heard of it. It gets us up and running! But what if there is a slight change in one of its components? Where do we draw the line between health and disease when it comes to blood disorders?
If you are interested in hematology, come and learn with one of the most experient doctors in this field and test your clinical thinking with dazzling cases that will be of great use in your future clinical practice!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Marta Duarte
1st-2nd years
Diagnosis is one of the most complex and challenging tasks for a young doctor. Despite all complementary exams you may have at your disposal, a physical examination is still essential in your approach to any patient.
In this workshop, you will be able to learn how to do a cardiac and pulmonary auscultation, abdominal examination, blood pressure measurement, among others. Even at a distance, you will have the opportunity to put your stethoscope to use and acquire basic knowledge and skills on physical examination in your first clinical contact! If you want to learn to avoid the main mistakes made in clinical practice, so that when the pandemic is over you are at the top of your game, this workshop is for you!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Miguel Alpalhão
2nd-6th years
Are you not confident about your dermatology practical knowledge? Do you think that a macule is the same thing as a papule? Come and improve your clinical practice in this workshop. You will get to learn how to diagnose and treat common diseases, as well as recognize alarm signs! You will gain a know-how that every general practitioner should have. After this, in the emergency room, your colleagues will reference all dermatologic patients to you!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Faculty of Pharmacy
Coordinator: Prof. Helena Ribeiro
All years
Have you ever questioned yourself about the process behind the creation of a dermatologic product? Would you like to try and create one yourself? If the answer is yes, this is the perfect opportunity for you! This workshop is an entirely practical hands-on session, during which you will be able to learn about the wonders of dermocosmetics. From lotions, to shampoos and emulsions, you will have the opportunity to create your own dermatologic product with the guidance of experts from the Faculty of Pharmacy. Don’t miss it!
Each participant should have a white coat.
| Faculty of Pharmacy – Walking outside the Hospital Campus, turn right and go ahead until the end of the street (Av. Prof. Egas Moniz), where you will find a crossing. There, cross the street and you will find the Faculty of Pharmacy at your right, behind a park of trees.
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Anatomy Institute
Coordinator: Dr. Nuno Gaibino
2nd-6th years
Have you ever wanted to learn how to intubate a patient? Do you want to know how to properly maintain an airway?
This is your chance to practice this useful and important technique with a hands-on approach, using adult airway models, so if a patient stops breathing you’ll know exactly what to do!
| Anatomy Institute, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your left.
Date to be announced (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Nuno Gaibino
3rd-6th years
Advanced Life Support (ALS) is as complex as it is important. Its inappropriate approach can be life-threatening, while its correct execution can be life-saving.
In this workshop, you will be able to learn and practice on a realistic model the ALS algorithm which is used during cardiac arrest and includes emergency monitoring, heart defibrillation, team management skills and so on. Come and learn how to save a life!
Coordinator: Dr. Nuno Gaibino
Date to be announced (ENG)
All years
You are in the Emergency Room. Suddenly, a patient in a critical state comes in. You have a team in front of you and you must lead and coordinate it in the best way possible. Your voice must be heard, you must remain calm, firm. You must save this life.
Outside or inside the hospital, you will probably find yourself leading a team in an Emergency Situation. If you wish to become an effective leader, even in the worst moments, you must surpass the worst obstacles and save lives, and this is the workshop for you! Join us!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Manuel Branco Ferreira
3rd-6th years
From simple particles of pollen to any kind of food, anything can trigger our immune system in an excessive manner. Sometimes it may only make you sneeze, or it can make someone enter anaphylactic shock.
If you are interested in these topics, enroll in this workshop to learn more about the 3 A’s of allergic emergencies: asthma, angioedema, and anaphylaxis, from three top Portuguese allergologists.
Do you want to know what to do and how, what to look out for? If so, this workshop is for you and you should not lose the opportunity!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Carlos Tavares Bello
3rd-6th years
Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disease that affects about 422 million people worldwide. In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to practice your medical knowledge and clinical decision by interacting with a “real” virtual patient!
Dr. Carlos Tavares Bello, an assistant physician at the Endocrinology and Nutrition Service in Hospital Egas Moniz, will guide you through this interactive session in which you will be presented a virtual clinical scenario of a patient with Type 2 Diabetes through the Body Interact™ platform.
You are now in charge of this patient’s medication and lifestyle management! What’s the decision, doctor?
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Margarida Santos
All years
Do you feel prepared to provide nutrition counseling during your clinical practice? Are you capable of distinguishing between evidence-based nutritional recommendations and myths?
Nutrition is a key step to preventing and managing the majority of chronic diseases! As future healthcare professionals, we must make sure that the information we are providing is truthful and helpful to our patients.
If you want to learn important tips to apply not only to your personal life but also to your professional practice, don’t miss this opportunity!
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Margarida Beja
All years
The word “FODMAP” is, to you, a simple set of meaningless letters put together? You have no idea what Irritable Bowel Syndrome is? If so, this workshop is for you!
Irritable Bowel Syndrome affects about 30% of the western world population. However, it is often undervalued and neglected!
As future health professionals, we are going to come across many patients with this condition, which is why it is essential for everyone to know its basis, never underestimating one powerful ally: food.
Join us in exploring the nutritional approach to this modern disease, while an expert guides you through some clinical cases!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG) at Experimental Surgery Department
Coordinator: Prof. Óscar Dias
3rd-6th years
To be a good ear, nose and throat doctor, you don’t just need an accurate smell for clinical diagnosis, but also emotional resilience and the ability to work well under pressure in order to perform some astounding surgical interventions. Are you ready to put all this to practice in a unique practical workshop?
If you are interested in the area of ear, nose and throat, don’t miss the opportunity to learn and practice some thorough procedures, such as nasal endoscopy in a real dead human model and microsurgery of the larynx and ear in animal models.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 and Sunday, March 21st – 10H00-12H00 (PT)
Coordinator: Prof. Duarte Nuno Vieira
All years
Have you ever pictured yourself inside an episode of CSI? Attempting to figure out everything that happened based on what you see when arriving at the crime scene? If the answer is yes, this workshop is for you! Come test your crime solving capabilities and learn about some of the most striking cases of forensic and legal medicine, which you are surely never going to forget!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (PT) at the National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences
Coordinator: Prof. Eugénia Cunha
All years
Have you ever watched the TV show BONES and wondered what it is like to be a forensic anthropologist? Are you ready to decipher a crime by analysing nothing but the victims’ bones?
Crime and Medicine, together in one workshop! Don´t miss the opportunity to learn as much as you can with the co-founder and former President of FASE (Forensic Anthropology Society of Europe). Come and play BONES.
| National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences
| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | 4th-6th years | English | Prof. Dr. Rui Tato Marinho |
Have you always wanted to know how to differentiate abdominal pathologies when using a sonographer?
Then this is the right workshop for you! Ultrasound is the imagiologic procedure that can be performed at the patient’s’ bedside, giving physicians invaluable information about the inner organs with a non-invasive method.
In this practical workshop, you will be able to use the sonographer in patients with diverse abdominal pathology, both in External Consultation and Gastroenterology and Hepatology ward, giving you a unique opportunity of seeing first-hand what you saw in the books.
| Gastroenterology and Hepatology Department
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, walk along the corridor. When you reach the end, turn on your right and again on your right, where you will find lifts number 12, 20 and 21. Catch a lift to 4th floor, where the Department is located.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Mónica Centeno
2nd-6th years
Everyday approximately 360.000 babies are born worldwide, which is equivalent to 250 babies born per minute. If you were confronted with a woman giving birth, would you know what to do?
Are you interested in Gynaecology and Obstetrics and would like to know more about labour and what could go wrong? If yes, this is the right workshop for you! You’ll be able to participate in a labour simulation and train multiple techniques, such as vaginal palpation and determining the fetus position on pregnant anatomic models!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (PT)
Coordinators: Dr. Sara Vargas and Dr. Margarida Cal
All years
Many elements need to be considered by women, men, or couples at any given point in their lifetimes when choosing the most appropriate contraceptive method. As a doctor, you will most likely be asked for advice on this matter at some point in time! Whether you like General Medicine, OB or are just interested in this topic, this is the perfect opportunity to explore these thematics more deeply. Come and join this discussion with two gynecologists and take home some useful tips for your clinical practice!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Joaquim Nunes
4th-6th years
One plus one does not equal three. The exception is the wonderful world of reproduction. However, sometimes this magic formula goes wrong and one plus one goes back to being two. Why is that? Is it just a scientific error or is there a more complex explanation to it? When it comes to infertility, bearing in mind the female and the male factors might not be enough… there can also be a dash of mystery to it. If you want to know more about the causes of infertility and how to think in order to get to the correct diagnosis, then this workshop is just for you!
| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Manuel Dias |
Are you curious about how technology is changing our planet? Ever wondered about how these developments can be applied to the medical field?
Artificial Intelligence has rapidly been paving the way for a more personalized and efficient medical practice. In this workshop, you will get a better understanding of this technology, how it is changing medicine and get to think about practical examples in the field of oncology. You will also get the chance to discuss the future of Artificial Intelligence with one of the best A.I experts in Portugal. Come and learn how A.I. will change the future of healthcare.
Get the chance to take a glance at the medicine of the Future!
| Prof. Dr. Augusto Celestino da Costa Amphitheatre, Elevator 6 and 7 [Central Building, floor 3, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception, the main center space and go outside through the glass doors. Turn on your left and walk along the street path, passing the cafeteria (on your left) and Novo Banco’s agency (on your right). Then turn on your right and you will find lift number 6 that will take you up to 3rd floor.
| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 | All years | English | Dr. Francisco Goiana da Silva |
This workshop will bring awareness to the role of informal leaders like medical students and junior doctors in the patient-centered medicine of the future. The main areas of healthcare management will be discussed as well as ways to self-manage your role in a complex environment where youth is not opposite to wisdom but rather triggers interest in change. Skills in Management and Leadership, like critical thinking for example, can and will be developed. Take this opportunity to develop your capacities and become a 21st-century worker!
| Morais David Amphitheatre, Elevator 9, 10 and 17 [Central Building, floor 1]
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, walk along the corridor. When you reach the end, turn on your right. Continue through this corridor and, after you pass the cafeteria on your right, you will find the amphitheatre on your left.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: João Antunes
All years
Have you ever dreamed of going on an international mission with Doctors Without borders (Médecins Sans Frontières)? If so, this workshop was made specifically thinking about you!
During these two hours, you will learn how to manage a hospital and teams in war and catastrophic scenarios. Several problematic real cases will be presented to you and your job is to find the solutions – the clock is ticking. Come and listen to advice and wise experience from the director of MSF Portugal as well as two doctors that together have been in places like Bangladesh, Venezuela and Republic of South Sudan.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Bruno Maia
All years
In Medicine we must take particular attention to our patient’s contexts. LGBT population has a group of special characteristics that we, as future doctors, should be aware of.
In this workshop you’ll be able to learn about and discuss the medical particularities of LGBT population, what’s true and what’s not and what’s the best way to approach these patients.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Mónica Paes Mamede
All years
As the undergraduate years are coming to an end, we often wonder how our residency will be like. Will I be able to choose my dream specialty? Will I have a place in Portugal, or is immigration my only choice? How does the Portuguese system actually work? These are all questions that have probably crossed your mind.
Are you aware of the current residency admission criteria and structure? This workshop will help you clear up any uncertainty. You will learn about what to expect at the end of the undergraduate years and how to prepare yourself for this major step in your medical career.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Susana Castro Marques
All years
Have you ever wondered what it must be like to be a doctor working in a multinational pharmaceutical company? Are you curious about the role us doctors can play in creating and distributing the cures of tomorrow? Has the COVID-19 pandemic made you interested in the complex world of pharmaceuticals?
Who better to explain all this and much more to you than Dr. Susana Castro Marques, the Medical Director and Internal Medicine Medical Lead for Pfizer Portugal?
There is a world of opportunities in the path of the Medical Director, don’t let them pass you by!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Leonor Fernandes
3rd-6th years
From clinical to surgical specialties, from the ER to primary healthcare, Imagiology plays a main role in any diagnosis. Nevertheless, do you feel that you have yet to fully understand imagiological findings? Has such an important skill passed you by?
This workshop is no longer one of those classes that make you wish you never got out of bed.
With one of the most experienced imagiologists of the Hospital de Santa Maria you will be able to learn how to identify in X-ray, CT scan and MRI some signs of the most common diseases in clinical practice, alongside the major red flags of some rare diseases in an interactive and intuitive way. Don’t miss this opportunity to finally start seeing beyond what the eyes can!
Saturday, March 20th – 9h00-11h00 (ENG) at Luz Learning Health
Coordinator: Dr. André Casado
3rd-6th years
Ultrasound is becoming even more essential in the medical daily routine. It is used both for guidance in other procedures and for diagnostic purposes in several health care settings, including in critical care. In this course you will be able to have a better understanding of normal sonoanatomy, ultrasound findings in basic pathology and eFAST examination. Do not miss out on this opportunity to start to give some meaning to those different shades of grey and join in!
Saturday, March 20th – 11h00-13h00 (ENG) at Luz Learning Health
Coordinator: Dr. André Casado
3rd-6th years
Ever wondered how vascular accesses are inserted into the patient’s circulation? If you are eager to have an hands-on learning session but still have no idea how doctors are so sure about which vessel to puncture when inserting a central venous catheter, then this workshop was meant to you! Here, every participant will have the opportunity to practice, in different simulators, the different techniques that allow for the insertion of ultrasound-guided central venous catheters. Ready?
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 and Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Fábio Cota Medeiros
All years
Chagas disease, Paradoxical Tuberculosis, Leishmaniosis… You’ve probably heard of all of these diseases, but you think you’ll never come across them in your life.
In this workshop you will be confronted with some of the most unbelievable and rare cases that have appeared at the Hospital Santa Maria. You’ll be able to figure out how the correct diagnoses were made and learn when to think of the unthinkable. It may be true that you might only see this kind of disease once in your life, but are you going to make a difference when that happens?
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Ricardo Mexia
All years
Hundreds of outbreaks occur annually worldwide. Many of them are capable of being managed locally while others, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, have significant global repercussions.
If you want to understand what it is like to work behind the scenes of a situation like the one we are currently experiencing, this workshop is for you!
Simulate the steps needed to investigate an outbreak and learn about the implementation of control and prevention measures with Dr. Ricardo Mexia, a Public Health doctor at the Ricardo Jorge Institute and President of the National Association of Public Health Doctors!
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Bruno Maia
All years
Have you heard about HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)? Are you aware that HIV prevention is not just about condoms anymore? Are you interested in sexual health issues and policies?
In this workshop you’ll be able to learn and discuss the myths and facts about PrEP, its implementation worldwide, effectiveness and safety and what’s currently stopping it from becoming widespread in our clinical practice.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. João Valente Jorge
3rd-6th years
Have you ever wondered what the role of the anesthesiologist in the Intensive Care Unit is? How is the critical patient approached? How is the patient handled before, during and after surgery? This workshop allows you to understand which areas are covered by the anesthesiologist, focusing on the extreme: the critically ill patient. In addition, Dr. João Valente Jorge will explain the role of the anesthesiologist inside and outside the hospital, along with his performance in emergency cases. You will also learn about loco-regional anesthesia! Ready?
Date to be announced
3rd-6th years
Act fast, think faster. There’s no place for mistakes. The Mortality rate related to the different types of shock can go up to 80%. You whether know how to deal with it or it is a goner. Are you willing to take the risk?
In this workshop you’ll have the opportunity to learn how to identify and manage the different types of shock, with a special focus on critical and fast thinking. Don’t miss it!
Date to be announced
Coordinator: Prof. Dr. João Gouveia
3rd – 6th years
How can we keep a patient alive when his heart and lungs do not properly work? If you think that the answer to this question can only be found in a science fiction book, then you need to get to know ECMO. An extracorporeal circulation technique that allows doctors to bypass cardiac and pulmonary functions to keep a patient alive and treat their underlying disorders. Anywhere from Pediatric Intensive Care Units to acute treatment of COVID-19 pneumonia, this technique has been changing dramatically how we treat our sickest patients in Intensive Care Medicine. Join us in this workshop to find out and explore more about this very real medical and technological miracle!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Lia Neto
3rd-6th years
Complete and integrated knowledge of the brain anatomy is essential for anyone who wishes to embark in the journey of Neurosciences.
This interactive workshop includes a theoretical approach with analysis of Neurological Imaging followed by the dissection of a brain and a step-wise explanation of what is seen at each moment. Don’t miss this opportunity!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Pedro Batista, Dr. José Reis & Eng. João Silva
All years
What do Parkinson’s disease, Epilepsy, Chronic Pain, Tourette’s syndrome and Obesity have in common? They can all have their symptoms eased through Deep Brain Stimulation!
If this procedure is unknown to you, don’t worry! There is a theoretical introduction to the subject and after that, you will have the opportunity to watch and work with the programs and algorithms used in surgical practice, simulating a real medical case!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Ana Patrícia Antunes
3rd-6th years
A new patient comes into the ER with loss of consciousness, seizures and loss of strength. The clock is ticking. You need to make a decision but don’t know what to do next. What’s the right approach? Is it risky? Will you be capable of saving your patient’s life?
Neurological emergencies are frequent and can have devastating consequences if not treated quickly. In this workshop you will develop your clinical reasoning skills involved in neurological diseases, needed to reach the correct diagnosis and treatment!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Cláudia Faria
3rd-6th year
Pediatric Neurosurgery is an amazing field with many interesting and challenging clinical cases. If you want to discover more about this specialty, come and learn with two of the best pediatric neurosurgeons in Portugal. In this workshop some clinical cases will be presented as well as their approach. Moreover, you will be guided through some surgeries as if you were in the operating room. What are you waiting for? Come and be a pediatric neurosurgeon for one morning.
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG) at Anatomy Institute
Coordinator: Dr. Alexandre Campos
All years
Would you like to become a neurosurgeon? Do you have the skills needed? In this workshop, you will explore and practice some surgery techniques that are used mainly in brain surgery. They include vascular sutures, using a drill and planning a stereotaxic brain biopsy. What are you waiting for? Come and find out if you have nerves of steel.
| Anatomy Institute, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your left.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Joaquim Ferreira
All years
From the moment you start medical school, you are taught two things: the first is that we treat patients, not diseases. The second, that our examination of every patient should start from the moment they walk in our medical office. How crucial do you believe watching someone walk can be to reaching the correct diagnosis? How much of someone’s health can we learn just by watching them pass by?
If you are keen on finding the answers to these questions, join one of the most prestigious portuguese neurologists in this workshop!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Alcon Facilities
Coordinators: Dr. Ana Miguel Quintas & Dr. Paulo Guerra
3rd-6th years
One more sutures workshop? They are never too much, but this one is profoundly different! You will be able to perform sutures in a more delicate tissue and it will take place in a setting worthy of a true ophthalmologist: the Alcon facilities!
If you are interested in having contact with the practical skills of this specialty, or enjoy having new experiences, this workshop is for you!
Sunday, March 21st – 9h00-11h00 & 11h00-13h30 at Anatomic Pathology Department, 1st floor
Coordinators: Dr. Patrícia Lopes & Dr. Diogo Matos
All years
Have you ever considered how your eyes are orchestrating everything to make these words legible and clear? Humans are visual beings and without our eyes we feel incomplete.
If you have always been interested in this fascinating organ or if you are just curious to see it first-hand, exploring the organ that allows you to explore the world, then this workshop is for you! Join us and you will have the opportunity to dissect the different layers of the eye, an organ that is as intriguing as it is complex.
| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your right.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Saturday, March 20th 10h00-12h00
Coordinator: Dr. Rafael Barão
4th-6th years
Vision is one of our main connections to the world. What would happen if this connection was suddenly severed? How could we stop this threat? We have to be prepared!
In this workshop you’ll have the opportunity to learn how to recognize and treat these emergencies that do so much damage to our way of life.
When the time comes, you will want to be ready!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG) at Ophthalmology Hospital Service
Coordinator: Prof. Carlos Marques Neves
4th-6th years
When one gets asked about the possibility of losing its own vision the first reaction is, most frequently, one of terror. The eye is not only an immunological sanctuary, but also a life sanctuary, enabling us to perceive reality in an unique way.
Today we know there are multiple pathologies of the eye that are beyond the reach of the ophthalmoscope. Because of this, in this hands-on workshop, you will get to practice other procedures such as Ocular Echography, Optical Computerized Tomography and Ocular Electrophysiology! If when you envision your future, the field of ophthalmology crosses your mind, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss.
| Ophthalmology Hospital Service (Central Building, floor 0, HSM)
Enter Hospital Santa Maria through the corridor. Walk straight until the end of that corridor and turn left. Go until the end of the corridor you just entered. At the end you will see some stairs, do not go up neither down, turn right and enter the Ophthalmology Service.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Miroslava Gonçalves
3rd-6th years
Would you know what to do in a situation of a pediatric trauma? Are you curious about how to deal with occurrences like this? Then this workshop is meant for you! Here you will be faced with real-life scenarios that will not only boost your clinical reasoning but also allow you to get a better understanding of the specificities of the paediatric age group. Don’t miss out on this workshop! Next time, you will know what to do!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Nuno Félix
4th-6th years
Respiratory distress? Think foreign body aspiration, not heart failure!
Pediatrics is one of the broadest areas within medicine. Nevertheless, this broadness is accompanied by complexity inherent to providing care to a baby, child or teen that must not, in any way, be seen as a mere small adult. If you are interested in becoming proficient in this beautiful area and in training your clinical reasoning, come and practice with real clinical cases. Join us and learn the most common (and some uncommon) manifestations in the ER and how to look for them so that, when your time comes, your diagnosis will be spot on!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Semiotics Institute
Coordinator: Dr. Marisa Vieira e Dr. Francisco Abecasis
4th-6th year
If you saw an infant choking or having a seizure, would you know what to do? What if you were confronted with an accident involving children? The faster you act, the more likely you are to save their lives!
In this workshop you will have a chance to practice crucial techniques on a baby anatomical model that will teach you to be as quick and efficient as possible when handling pediatric emergencies.
| Semiotics Institute, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 2, HSM] Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up two floors and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your left.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG) at Dona Estefânia Hospital
Coordinator: Dr. Pedro Garcia
2nd-6th years
Pediatric care can be one of the most interesting yet difficult areas of medical practice. For its uniqueness, many students feel unprepared to act in pediatric emergencies and are therefore eager to learn and have more practice in these situations.
If this is your case, this is the perfect opportunity to lose your fears. By using simulation manikins, you will end up feeling as best prepared as possible to save babies!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Carla Mimoso
4nd-6th years
Do you already know the basics of antibiotics? Do you now want to know how to use them properly in a clinical setting? In this workshop we will focus on Portuguese Epidemiology and learn not only how to treat the most difficult bacterial infections but also the most resistant.
Don’t let our inaction be a problem for the future!
Join us, if you want to learn how to use Antibiotics properly!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. João João Mendes
2nd-4th years
The development of antibiotics was one of the greatest discoveries in modern medicine. They fight bacteria and can cure life-threatening infectious diseases. Using antibiotics is a basic skill, and in this workshop you’ll practice it.
Come learn how antibiotics work and how to treat our most common infections.
Join us, if you want to learn how to use Antibiotics properly!
Thursday, March 18th – 17H05-19H05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Daniel Caldeira, Dr. Beatriz Garcia, Dr. Luísa Prada
4th-6th years
Anticoagulation is without a doubt one of the most complex therapeutics in our everyday practice. Every patient is different and choosing the best drug can be a quite difficult task. On the other hand, life-threatening bleeding complications are becoming more frequent and their approach is highly challenging. In this workshop you will gain clinical skills and learn how to prescribe the most adequate anticoagulant to your patient for everyday situations. These skills are essential not only for cardiology, but also for every specialty. It will definitely make a difference in your medical education!
Date to be announced
Coordinator: Dr. João Nave
3rd-6th years
A patient arrives at the ER and requires an urgent dose of adrenaline! Or was it atropine? Heparin maybe? Is pharmacology a huge confusion of names? With so many drugs at your disposal, would you freeze with the dilemma of choosing which to administer and how? Well, this is your time to put an end to it!
In this workshop, participants will acquire basic skills on the clinical application of drugs in an emergency room setting, through the presentation and discussion of clinical cases. Come train your clinical reasoning so that next time you’re in the ER, you’ll know exactly what to administer to save your patient!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at location to be announced
Coordinator: Professor Víctor Fernandes & Prof. José Guimarães Ferreira
All years
Plastic Surgery goes way beyond aesthetics. Having a fundamental reconstructive role, maxillofacial fractures represent the common challenges of the Plastic Surgeon’s day-to-day.
In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn to stabilize fractures of the mandibular body, via synthetic models.
Join us in this hands on experience on how to fix a mandible!
Saturday, March 20th – 10H00-12H00 (PT) at location to be announced
Coordinator: Dr. Alice Varanda Pereira
3rd-6th years
Augmentation mammoplasty is a popular surgery around the world. It enhances people’s self-image and self-confidence, thereby improving their quality of life. Nowadays it is possible to provide the patient a trustworthy final result through simulation. Moreover, the results can vary a lot according to the patient’s preference.
Here you might find the opportunity to discover the world of plastic surgery, putting yourself in the place of a plastic surgeon, planning the breast surgery according to the patient specificities and standards, identifying the best approach, to achieve the best outcome
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. Júlia Medeiros
All years
Have you always thought that hematology was difficult and anatomy too descriptive? Do not let your vision of the bones decalcify and dare to practice bone biopsies. Learn how to perform local anaesthesia and identify some of the most common diseases of the blood! Demystify such an important area for any doctor, where art and knowledge shape each other like bone trabeculae.
Come lose yourself in the complexity of the mineralized labyrinths that lodge the most important cells of our immune system and do not let any disease become a bone too tough to bite (as we say in Portugal).
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Gustavo Jesus
4th-6th years
As a future doctor, would you know how to identify early signs of Autism in a child? What about Hyperactivity Disorder and Attention Deficit? Are you prepared to deal with these situations?
Do you know the fundamental aspects of these diseases?
If the answer is no, then you know what to do! Grab this opportunity and let a psychiatrist specialized in neurodevelopmental disorders guide you through these topics.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Pedro Zuzarte
3rd-6th years
Picture this scenario: you’re in the Emergency Room and a patient experiencing an acute transient psychosis walks in. What do you do?
During this workshop, you will be the psychiatrist in charge. Since this is not your usual type of emergency medicine, it will challenge your knowledge and capacities. With practical cases of psychiatric emergencies, you will develop a different kind of clinical reasoning. Come learn how to deal with the pathology of the mind!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Zebrafish Facility
Coordinator: Prof. Leonor Saúde
All years
If you are curious about science and how pioneering medical research on animal models is done, then this workshop is for you!
Zebrafish have undoubtedly achieved a place of relevance in the advancement of science. The zebrafish model has created its own niche in research, complementing – or even replacing, in some cases – the use of conventional animal models. It is one of the few vertebrate species that can fully restore the function of body parts lost after amputation.
In this practical workshop, you will be able to explore the ZebraFish Facility of one of the leading Scientific Research Institutes in Portugal where this species is maintained and experiments are performed. Come to this workshop and discover many of the interesting facts of this small freshwater species!
| Zebrafish Facility, iMM [Egas Moniz Building, floor 0]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, pass by the Reception and turn to your right. Pass by the study area and enter the area where the Histology labs are located. The Zebrafish Facility will be on your left, after crossing the doors.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Bruno Silva-Santos
2nd-6th years
Prepare to unravel the secret mysteries of immunotherapy in cancer with the leading researcher in this topic in Portugal, Professor Bruno Silva-Santos.
Immuno-oncologists struggled at first to make their ideas accepted in the scientific community, however, after this set-back and multiple years of revolutionizing discoveries, we can certainly affirm that immunotherapy is here to stay, to help cure the disease of the century – cancer.
Precision medicine, CART-cells, Checkpoint inhibitors, mRNA vaccines… What new therapy lies ahead? Do you want to take part in this process? Do not miss this utterly unique opportunity!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Joana Coelho
All years
A long time ago humans realized that by studying animals, we could learn a lot about ourselves. Although a lot has changed since then, when it comes to experimental medicine, there are some aspects that have stayed the same, and this is one of them. If you had to choose, would you argue these models are helping our patients… or not so much? If you are interested in finding out, this workshop is for you! Come figure out how the process of translating your clinical questions into animal models work! You will be challenged to model new tools that can bridge the current bench-bedside gap.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Gil Costa
All years
Have you ever found yourself in need of the right image to fill the blank space in your PowerPoint presentation? The diagram that says it all? Do you wish to make your own figures to add to your MSc thesis or poster presentation?
If so, this workshop is for you. Learn the basics of designing a scientific image, to better communicate science with Prof. Gil Costa, whose work has been featured in works from Labs around the world, such as Harvard and the Francis Crick Institute.
“A picture is worth a thousand words”, a transversal sentence that can be applied to biomedicine as well. Enroll in this workshop and understand why!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Mariana Fernandes
All years
From the identification of a cell line phenotype to diagnosing hematological disorders, the applications of this key laboratory technique are many, both clinical and research-related.
By using simple fluorochrome antibodies, researchers can study each cell, and understand which proteins they express.
Enroll in this workshop if you are interested in understanding more about its principles and applications, to understand how it works and to clarify the steps necessary to master this technique: from planning to doing.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Maria do Carmo Fonseca
All years
Have you ever wondered what it actually takes to make an ordinary paper extraordinary? Did you ever question where you could find the edge to make your future or current scientific publication an outstanding one? What distinguishes a paper that is published in one of the top medical science journals from the rest?
We believe that to be the best you have to learn from the best, and therefore we will present to you the opportunity to learn from someone who has reviewed and evaluated thousands of these works in this highly interactive workshop you surely can’t miss! Join us in this workshop, so we can discuss and explore the best of scientific progress, and maybe one day you too can publish your own extraordinary paper!
Date to be announced
Coordinator: Prof. Maria Mota
All years
According to the World Health Organization, in 2018 it is estimated that approximately 405 000 people worldwide died from malaria. It is still one of the biggest issues Humanity must face. How are we facing it? This workshop will show you!
Come explore the Mosquito Lab of one of the leading Scientific Research Institutes in Portugal in this practical workshop, where you will learn more about malaria and the mosquito that transmits it, as well as participate in one of the frontlines of the battle of Science and Medicine against this disease.
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Prof. João Eurico da Fonseca
3rd-6th year
Do you think rheumatology is an extremely complex specialty? Do you have trouble distinguishing between the different diseases? This specialty does not need to be a mystery anymore!
This workshop will give you the opportunity to learn from the best, and to begin to see rheumatology in a new light, understanding what makes it só unique! Join us and let’s delve deeper!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Nuno Afonso
All years
Have you ever wondered how to turn your million-dollar-idea into something real? What should you do, who can help and how to get them to help you? If so, this workshop is for you.
As a current evaluator, and former evaluatee as a startup director, Professor Nuno Afonso brings his experience to the table, and will show you what you should and should not do. Enroll in this workshop if you want to learn if your idea has the potential to strive in the entrepreneur world, and how you can get what it takes to make that idea blossom!
Thursday, March 18th – 17h05-19h05 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Diogo Cruz
All years
Who hasn’t been in one of those situations where medical assistance is absolutely required and you don’t honestly know what to do? What if there isn’t anyone else around “qualified” to help? What if you don’t have the perfect conditions you were trained in? Questions like “Do I have the responsibility to help?” and “What would I do?” are probably going through your mind right now.
If you are one of these people, join us in this workshop and learn what to do under pressure and how to act correctly in these situations! You never know when your turn to help save a life will come!
| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Gerrit Högemann |
Imagine that you need to present your work in front of tens or hundreds of people. How do you feel about that? Nervous, feeling like you won’t be able to do it? Or do you actually think of yourself as capable but rather want to learn more about it? Then, this workshop was made for you! Here you will be able to learn everything from the basics of communicating with an audience, to small details to perfect your speech skills. If you want to be able to Speak Out, this is a workshop you don’t want to miss!
| Amphitheatre Prof. Jaime Celestino da Costa
Entering the hospital through the 2nd floor entrance, reach the end of the hallway and turn left until you reach the assigned amphitheatre.
Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. João Coutinho
3rd-6th years + PREVIOUS PRACTICE IN LAPAROSCOPY
Are you already familiarized with the principles of laparoscopy? Have you had the chance to practice your laparoscopic skills in the past and you nailed it? So, let’s raise the bar and try something harder! In this workshop you’ll be able to further develop your laparoscopic technique and to perform laparoscopic sutures on dead tissues.
Take one further step on your way to become a skillful surgeon!
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Prof. Ângelo Nobre
4th-6th years + PREVIOUS PRACTICE IN SUTURES
When it comes to suturing, there is a fine line that separates the best from the rest. If you want to be the best, you need to also learn from the best, which is why you will have the opportunity to learn how to finesse your suture techniques from our Hospital’s Cardiothoracic Surgery team!
Now that you know the basis, it’s time to step up a notch. Are you up for the challenge?
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 & Sunday, March 21st – 10h00-12h00 (ENG) at Experimental Surgery Department
Coordinator: Dr. Margarida Cal & Dr. Nuno Simões Costa
All years
Laparoscopy is, nowadays, an indispensable technique for the vast majority of surgeons. We are living in the era of minimally invasive approaches. Therefore, mastering techniques that allow patients to have faster, more comfortable and less-complicated recoveries becomes mandatory in the curriculum of every future doctor.
Come and learn the basis of Laparoscopy and improve your surgical expertise, resorting on our endo trainers, always with the close supervision of experienced healthcare professionals!
| Experimental Surgery Department, Elevator 9, 10 and 17 [Central Building, floor 9, HSM]
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, walk almost until the end of the hallway where you will find lifts number 9, 10 and 17. Either one will take you up to the 9th floor, where this department is located.
Sunday, March 21st – 9h30-12h00 (PT) at Hospital de Santa Marta
Coordinator: Prof José Fragata & Dr. Valdemar Gomes
All years
From surgical scrubbing to gowning and gloving for surgery, suturing techniques and treatment of various wounds, surgery has always been a dream-specialty for some of us. If you want to pursue a career in Surgery or simply just learn how to stitch a cavity after a procedure, this workshop is absolutely for you!
It will focus specifically on the art of mastering sutures. You will firstly be introduced to the various types of threads, needles and later on you’ll have the chance of putting your knowledge into practice!
Join us at the Hospital de Santa Marta with renowned cardiothoracic surgeons and learn basic surgery techniques!
Each participant should have a white coat.
Saturday, March 20th – 10H00-12H00 and Sunday, March 21st – 10H00-12H00 (ENG)
Coordinator: Dr. Ana Cristina Lavado
All years
Have you been dreaming of learning to suture, but still don’t know how to do a surgical knot? Have you sutured before, but don’t feel comfortable with this technique yet? If the answer is yes, this workshop is for you!
Surgical art is intimately related to the various suturing techniques. There are uncountable procedures, approaches and materials that can be used to do a few stitches… the question is, where to start?
Use this opportunity to take your first steps on the journey that is the surgical career in the presence of professionals who will accompany you step by step in this technique that is both beautiful and useful.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Anatomic Pathology Department, 1st floor
Coordinator: Dr. João Boavida Dr. Tiago Oliveira
1st-2nd years
Did you always dream about holding a heart?
Would you like to dissect it with your own hands, and get to know the basic anatomy along the process?
Then join in this thrilling journey through the engine of our body and explore, by yourself, all the compartments, structures and vessels of this complex and fascinating organ!
Each participant should have a white coat.
| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your right.
Sunday, March 21st – 10H00-12H00 (ENG) at Experimental Surgery Department
Coordinator: Prof. Ângelo Nobre
3rd-6th years + PREVIOUS PRACTICE IN SUTURES
The heart: a passion of many medical students and a vital organ for any human being, which means that only the most trained individuals can perform complex interventions on it. One mistake… and your patient could die. However, to become a master, one must start from the beginning. Therefore, if you have interest in learning how to suture a ventricular wall or how to fix a ruptured septum, this workshop is for you! This is your chance to practice all these techniques and many more with the assistance of our Hospital’s Cardiothoracic Surgery Team! Don’t miss it!
| Experimental Surgery Department, Elevator 9, 10 and 17 [Central Building, floor 9, HSM]
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, walk almost until the end of the hallway where you will find lifts number 9, 10 and 17. Either one will take you up to the 9th floor, where this department is located.
Sunday, March 21st – 10H00-12H00 (PT) at Anatomy Institute
Coordinator: Dr. Rodrigo Roquette
3rd-6th years
Are you unsatisfied with the lack of hands-on contact you had while studying Anatomy? Do you wish to further your knowledge of the real human body? Perhaps you are interested in Surgery or have a fascination for Anatomy? Then this workshop is for you!
During this workshop you will have the chance to learn advanced dissection skills, complete with a dissection of the abdominal cavity of a cadaver! It doesn’t get much more hands-on than this! Come join us and explore Human Anatomy like never before!
Each participant should have a white coat.
| Anatomy Institute, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your left.
Sunday, March 21st – 10H00-12H00 (PT) at Anatomy Institute
Coordinator: Dr. Rodrigo Roquette
1st-3rd years
If you are tired of learning anatomy only through books and want to explore anatomy in a very practical and hands-on way, then this workshop is for you!
In classical antiquity, human anatomical knowledge thrived on the observation and study of real human models, thus becoming one of the essential pillars of Medicine. Even in modern times, exploration of the real anatomy is essential for the training of any doctor.
This interactive workshop will allow participants to acquire basic skills of dissection, as well as the exploration of human anatomy in cadavers.
The study of anatomy has never been so real. Join us at Real Bodies!
Each participant should have a white coat.
| Anatomy Institute, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your left.
Saturday, March 20t, 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Champalimaud Clinical Centre’s Gynaecology Unit
Coordinator: Dr. Henrique Nabais
3rd-6th years
Machines and Robots have for long been part of our Society, however, they had been waiting for their shot in Medicine. Undoubtedly they are here to make doctor’s work better and faster, helping to improve patients’ lives.
They will never replace doctors, they will instead provide new opportunities to allow them to do better their work. Do you want to take part in the Future? Come and learn how to handle a Robotic Surgery System at the Champalimaud Foundation.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT) at Anatomy Institute
Coordinator: Dr. Sara Sequeira and Dr. Mickael Bartikian
All years
3D Printing: 15 years ago it seemed like an unattainable technology, nowadays it is a reality that allows us to create any object that can be imagined. The doors to a new era in medicine are opening, you decide whether you keep up the pace or let yourself be overcomed.
In this workshop you will go through all the stages of creating a bone by 3D printing. You will create a bone in a graphic design program, print it on a 3D printer, and in the end learn how to sculpt it in a way that can be used both in research and medical training. Welcome to the brave new world!
| Anatomy Institute, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and main center space. After the study rooms, you will find a long corridor at your left. At the end of the corridor, turn left and take the stairs. Go up a floor and pass by the glass doors. Turn right and you will find the entrance to the Institute at your left.
Saturday, March 20th – 10h00-12h00 (PT)
Coordinator: Dr. João Vieira Branco and Dr. Diogo Silva Cavalheiro
All the years
By increasing air pressure, your lungs can gather much more oxygen than would be possible breathing pure oxygen at normal air pressure. Hyperbaric oxygen therapies have a wide range of applications, from treating decompression sickness to carbon monoxide poisoning, contributing to saving many lives.
There are only six hyperbaric chambers in Portugal, only three in the mainland, and only one in Lisbon. Centro de Medicina Subaquática e Hiperbárica, from the Portuguese Navy, is a centre of excellence in this matter.
Enroll in this workshop if you want to find out more about this unconventional and evidence-based therapy, by top experts. Don’t miss out on this life-saving therapy!
1st year
Artificial Inteligence – Medicine of the Future
Aspirative Cytology
Basic ECG
Basic Laparoscopy
Basic Punctures
Basic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Basic Sutures
Biomedical Science with Zebrafish
Bone Biopsies
Brain-electrified
Breaking Bad News to Patients
Burns by Ocean Medical
Communication Skills
Criminal Case Report
Critical Patient Transportation
Dermatosurgery
Eye Dissection by Alcon
Healthcare Management
Heart Dissection
How to Deal With Pain
How to Fix a Mandible by DePuy Synthes
Introduction To Physical Examination
Is There a Doctor in the Room?
LGBT Heathcare
Medical Acupuncture
Medical Residency
Nutrition: Nourishing your Brain
One day as a Physiotherapist
Palliative Care: More Than Tender, Loving Care
Pharmacoeconomics by Apifarma
Playing Bones – Forensic Techniques
Precision Techniques
PrEP And HIV
Real Bodies – an Adventure
Save Your Skin – Dermocosmetics
Scientific Proficiency – Learning From The Best
Speak Out
Tibio-tarsal Sprain – What to Do?
Trauma by Ocean Medical
Workshop on Being a Baby
2nd year
ABC of Labour Care by Bebé Vida
Advanced Airway Management by Ocean Medical
All around Ultrasound
Antibiotics: How to use them properly?
Artificial Inteligence – Medicine of the Future
Aspirative Cytology
Basic ECG
Basic Laparoscopy
Basic Punctures
Basic Surgery Techniques By Ethicon
Basic Sutures
Biomedical Science with Zebrafish
Bone Biopsies
Brain-electrified
Breaking Bad News to Patients
Burns by Ocean Medical
Communication Skills
Criminal Case Report
Critical Patient Transportation
Dermatosurgery
Echocardiography – the Heart in Black&White
Eye Dissection by Alcon
Healthcare Management
Heart Dissection
How to Deal With Pain
How to Fix a Mandible by DePuy Synthes
In The Womb: Cardiotocography
Introduction To Physical Examination
Is There A Doctor in The Room?
LGBT Heathcare
Medical Acupuncture
Medical Residency
Nutrition: Nourishing your Brain
One Day as a Physiotherapist
Palliative Care: More Than Tender, Loving Care
Pharmacoeconomics by Apifarma
Playing Bones – Forensic Techniques
Precision Techniques
PrEP And HIV
Psychiatry Emergencies
Real Bodies – an Adventure
Save Your Skin – Dermocosmetics
Saving Babies
Scientific Proficiency – Learning From The Best
Speak Out
Tibio-tarsal Sprain – What to Do?
Trauma by Ocean Medical
Workshop on Being a Baby
3rd year
A Look Inside the Brain by Mind-Brain College
ABC of Labour Care by Bebé Vida
ABC of PaediatricTrauma
Acid-base Disorders
Advanced Airway Management by Ocean Medical
Advanced Laparoscopy by Ethicon
All Around Oncology Food
All Around Ultrasound
ALS Algorithms (VMER) by Ocean Medical
Antibiotics: How to Use Them Properly?
Artificial Inteligence – Medicine of the Future
Aspirative Cytology
Basic ECG
Basic Laparoscopy
Basic Punctures
Basic Surgery Techniques By Ethicon
Basic Sutures
Biomedical Science With Zebrafish
Bone Biopsies
Brain-electrified
Breaking Bad News to Patients
Burns by Ocean Medical
Clinical Imagiology – Image Aiding Diagnosis
Communication Skills
Corneal Sutures
Criminal Case Report
Critical Patient Transportation
Dermatosurgery
Diagnosis In The Pediatric ER
Echocardiography – the Heart in Black&White
Eye Dissection by Alcon
Healthcare Management
Heart Sutures
How To Deal With Pain
How To Fix A Mandible by DePuy Synthes
In The Womb: Cardiotocography
Infecciology Matters
Is There a Doctor In The Room?
LGBT Heathcare
Medical Acupuncture
Medical Residency
Nephrology Made Easy
Neurological Emergencies
Non Invasive Ventilation: BiPAP And CPAP
Nutrition: Nourishing your Brain
One Day as a Physiotherapist
Paediatric Neurosurgery
Palliative Care: More Than Tender, Loving Care
Pharmacoeconomics by Apifarma
Pharmacologic Interventions
Playing Bones – Forensic Techniques
Plastic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Precision Techniques
Prep and HIV
Psychiatry Emergencies
Pulmonary Emergencies
Real Bodies – An Adventure
Replacing Your Kidneys: The Basics Of Dialysis
Save Your Skin – Dermocosmetics
Saving Babies
Scientific Proficiency – Learning From The Best
Skills Of The ENT
Speak Out
Tibio-tarsal Sprain – What to Do?
Trauma by Ocean Medical
Ultrasound In Critical Care Setting By Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Ultrasound-guided Central Venous And Peripheral IV Catheter Insertion By Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Workshop on Being A Baby
4th year
A Look Inside the Brain by Mind-Brain College
ABC of Labour Care by Bebé Vida
ABC of Pediatric Trauma
Abdominal Ultrasound – Hands-on
Acid-base Disorders
Advanced Airway Management By Ocean Medical
Advanced ECG
Advanced Laparoscopy By Ethicon
Advanced Sutures
All Around Oncology Food
All Around Ultrasound
ALS Algorithms (VMER) by Ocean Medical
Antibiotics: How To Use Them Properly?
Artificial Inteligence – Medicine of the Future
Aspirative Cytology
Basic ECG
Basic Laparoscopy
Basic Punctures
Basic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Basic Sutures
Biomedical Science With Zebrafish
Bone Biopsies
Brain-electrified
Breaking Bad News to Patients
Burns by Ocean Medical
Clinical Imagiology – Image Aiding Diagnosis
Communication Skills
Corneal Sutures
Criminal Case Report
Critical Patient Transportation
Dermatosurgery
Diagnosis in The Pediatric ER
Echocardiography – the Heart in Black&White
Eye Dissection by Alcon
GI Endoscopy – VR Simulator Hands-on by SPED
Healthcare Management
Heart Sutures
How to Deal With Pain
How to Fix a Mandible by DePuy Synthes
How To Treat A Red Eye
In The Womb: Cardiotocography
Infecciology Matters
Introduction to CVC
Is There a Doctor In The Room?
LGBT Heathcare
Medical Acupuncture
Medical Residency
Neonatal Reanimation
Nephrology Made Easy
Neurological Emergencies
Non Invasive Ventilation: BiPAP and CPAP
Nutrition: Nourishing your Brain
Obstetric Emergencies
One Day as a Physiotherapist
Paediatric Emergencies
Paediatric Neurosurgery
Palliative Care: More Than Tender, Loving Care
Pharmacoeconomics by Apifarma
Pharmacologic Interventions
Playing Bones – Forensic Techniques
Plastic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Precision Techniques
PrEP And HIV
Psychiatry Emergencies
Pulmonary Emergencies
Real Bodies – an Adventure
Replacing Your Kidneys: The Basics of Dialysis
Save Your Skin – Dermocosmetics
Saving Babies
Scientific Proficiency – Learning from the Best
Skills of The ENT
Speak Out
Tibio-tarsal Sprain – What to Do?
Trauma by Ocean Medical
Ultrasound In Critical Care Setting by Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Ultrasound-guided Central Venous And Peripheral IV Catheter Insertion by Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Workshop on Being a Baby
5th year
A Look Inside The Brain by Mind-Brain College
ABC of Labour Care by Bebé Vida
ABC of Pediatric Trauma
Abdominal Ultrasound – Hands-on
Acid-base Disorders
Advanced Airway Management By Ocean Medical
Advanced ECG
Advanced Laparoscopy By Ethicon
Advanced Sutures
All Around Oncology Food
All Around Ultrasound
ALS Algorithms (VMER) by Ocean Medical
Antibiotics: How to use Them Properly?
Artificial Inteligence – Medicine of the Future
Aspirative Cytology
Basic Laparoscopy
Basic Punctures
Basic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Basic Sutures
Biomedical Science with Zebrafish
Bone Biopsies
Brain-electrified
Breaking Bad News to Patients
Burns by Ocean Medical
Clinical Imagiology – Image Aiding Diagnosis
Communication Skills
Corneal Sutures
Criminal Case Report
Critical Patient Transportation
Dermatosurgery
Diagnosis in the Pediatric ER
Echocardiography – the Heart in Black&White
Eye Dissection by Alcon
GI Endoscopy – VR Simulator Hands-on by SPED
Healthcare Management
Heart Sutures
How to Deal With Pain
How to Fix a Mandible by DePuy Synthes
How to Treat a Red Eye
In The Womb: Cardiotocography
In Vivo Laparoscopy
Infecciology Matters
Introduction to CVC
Is There a Doctor in the Room?
LGBT Heathcare
Medical Acupuncture
Medical Residency
Neonatal Reanimation
Nephrology Made Easy
Neurological Emergencies
Non Invasive Ventilation: BiPAP and CPAP
Nutrition: Nourishing your Brain
Obstetric Emergencies
One Day as a Physiotherapist
Paediatric Emergencies
Paediatric Neurosurgery
Palliative Care: more than Tender, Loving Care
Pharmacoeconomics By Apifarma
Pharmacologic Interventions
Playing Bones – Forensic Techniques
Plastic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Precision Techniques
PrEP and HIV
Psychiatry Emergencies
Pulmonary Emergencies
Real Bodies – an Adventure
Replacing Your Kidneys: the Basics of Dialysis
Save Your Skin – Dermocosmetics
Saving Babies
Scientific Proficiency – Learning from the Best
Skills of the ENT
Speak Out
Tibio-tarsal Sprain – What to Do?
Trauma By Ocean Medical
Ultrasound In Critical Care Setting by Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Ultrasound-guided Central Venous And Peripheral IV Catheter Insertion by Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Wanna be Like Dr. House
Workshop on Being a Baby
6th year
A Look Inside The Brain by Mind-Brain College
ABC of Labour Care by Bebé Vida
ABC of Pediatric Trauma
Abdominal Ultrasound – Hands-on
Acid-base Disorders
Advanced Airway Management By Ocean Medical
Advanced ECG
Advanced Laparoscopy By Ethicon
Advanced Sutures
All Around Oncology Food
All Around Ultrasound
ALS Algorithms (VMER) by Ocean Medical
Antibiotics: How to use Them Properly?
Artificial Inteligence – Medicine of the Future
Aspirative Cytology
Basic Laparoscopy
Basic Punctures
Basic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Basic Sutures
Biomedical Science with Zebrafish
Bone Biopsies
Brain-electrified
Breaking Bad News to Patients
Burns by Ocean Medical
Clinical Imagiology – Image Aiding Diagnosis
Communication Skills
Corneal Sutures
Criminal Case Report
Critical Patient Transportation
Dermatosurgery
Diagnosis in the Pediatric ER
Echocardiography – the Heart in Black&White
Eye Dissection by Alcon
GI Endoscopy – VR Simulator Hands-on by SPED
Healthcare Management
Heart Sutures
How to Deal With Pain
How to Fix a Mandible by DePuy Synthes
How to Treat a Red Eye
In The Womb: Cardiotocography
In Vivo Laparoscopy
Infecciology Matters
Introduction to CVC
Is There a Doctor in the Room?
LGBT Heathcare
Medical Acupuncture
Medical Residency
Neonatal Reanimation
Nephrology Made Easy
Neurological Emergencies
Non Invasive Ventilation: BiPAP and CPAP
Nutrition: Nourishing your Brain
Obstetric Emergencies
One Day as a Physiotherapist
Paediatric Emergencies
Paediatric Neurosurgery
Palliative Care: more than Tender, Loving Care
Pharmacoeconomics By Apifarma
Pharmacologic Interventions
Playing Bones – Forensic Techniques
Plastic Surgery Techniques by Ethicon
Precision Techniques
PrEP and HIV
Psychiatry Emergencies
Pulmonary Emergencies
Real Bodies – an Adventure
Replacing Your Kidneys: the Basics of Dialysis
Save Your Skin – Dermocosmetics
Saving Babies
Scientific Proficiency – Learning from the Best
Skills of the ENT
Speak Out
Tibio-tarsal Sprain – What to Do?
Trauma By Ocean Medical
Ultrasound In Critical Care Setting by Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Ultrasound-guided Central Venous And Peripheral IV Catheter Insertion by Hospital da Luz Learning Health
Wanna be Like Dr. House
Workshop on Being a Baby
