Learning in small groups and practical training are an essential component of our participants’ scientific and medical knowledge and we have sought to bring some practice back into Medicine.
Do you want to know which workshops you can apply to? Check out our current workshop offer below. Bear in mind that we have a lot more coming your way!
precision_manufacturingAlternative Medicine
The music therapy field has been developing over the past 60 years as a discipline. It started in the psychiatry and the special education areas as a complement to other psychossocial interventions, but the development of its empirically based methodologies has led to its application in the fields of medicine, geriatrics, psychotherapy and social rehabilitation. In this workshop, participants will learn about the basic principles of a music-based therapeutic intervention, view some demonstrative videos and engage in experiencial activities that will provide them with a personal and interactive approach to the therapeutic use of music.
Coordinator: Teresa Leite, MD
eventWednesday, 17th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
By increasing air pressure your lungs can gather much more oxygen than would be possible if breathing pure oxygen at normal air pressure. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has a wide range of applications, from treating decompression sickness to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Enroll in this workshop if you want to find out more about this unconventional and evidence-based therapy, and if you want to experience first-hand how experts use HOT.
Coordinator:Guilherme Bernardo, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
When conventional pain medication fails to provide relief, many people turn to more traditional methods. What are some of the most common treatments in traditional Chinese Medicine, and what is the theory behind them? Join us as we couple History with Healthcare!
Coordinator: Sérgio Ferreira
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
fact_checkBasic Skills
Who hasn’t been in one of those situations where medical assistance is absolutely required and you honestly don’t know what to do? What if there isn’t anyone else there “qualified” to help? What if you don’t have the perfect conditions you 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 how to deal with pressure and act correctly in these situations! You never know when your turn to help save a life will come.
Coordinator:
Inês Colaço, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Are you a medical student who wants to solve mystery medical cases? If you are a pre-clinical desiring to make some diagnosis this is the right workshop for you. In this workshop, you will be able to deal with real medical cases and the challenge for you will be to solve them…
Coordinator:
João Pedro, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
“What brought you here today? The Bus”. This is not intended to be the start of a joke, but the beginning of a medical history. Taking a good medical history is an essential skill across all medical specialties but can be a hard skill to master. From asking the right questions, taking the right notes, and writing the right words, this can be a hard task for medical students who have just started talking with patients. Be ready for lots of “I don’t remember” and “I only drink a beer or two”, but in the end you’ll be able to gather the best information and reach that right diagnosis.
Coordinator:
José Rodrigues, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
Now you are a real doctor and you have a patient right in front of you. What will you do? What should you ask? Taking a history of a patient is a necessary yet difficult skill for every kind of specialized doctor. Don’t miss this chance to learn tools and resources to help you take an effective clinical history, and be able to see what’s behind that face.
Coordinator:
Mariana da Cruz Alves, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
favoriteCARDIOLOGY
Have you always dreamt about holding a heart in your own hands?
Would you like to dissect it and get to know the basic anatomy along the process?
Then, join this thrilling journey through the true engine of our body, and explore, by yourself, all the compartments, structures and vessels of this complex and fascinating organ.
Coordinator:
Ana Gradil e Leonor Ruivo
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
back_handDERMATOLOGY
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 dermatology patients to you!
Coordinator:
João Borges da Costa, MD, PhD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Do you believe dermatology is just nevi and warts? Then you should definitely come and try this workshop to change your mind! You will be able to develop techniques in Dermatological Surgery that every doctor must know. You will get to do skin biopsies, excision of nevi and suturing wounds. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore the world of dermatology!
Coordinator:
Joana Frade, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
restaurantENDOCRINOLOGY
During medical school, endocrinology is not always approached in an intuitive and simplistic way. In this workshop you will learn the essentials of approaching a patient with an endocrine pathology. Using Body Interact tables you will have the opportunity to diagnose and treat your patients through a healthy competition with the other participants.
Are you ready to uncomplicate endocrinology?
Coordinator:
Catarina Regala, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule17h30-19h30
eventFriday, April 14th
schedule17h30-19h30
spokeGASTRENTEROLOGY
Colonoscopy is a very important procedure with great relevance in primary health care, allowing the screening of intestinal neoplasms in early stages. Still, they are not always well perceived by our patients, requiring a personalized approach showing its benefits.
In this training you will have the opportunity to learn the indications of colonoscopy, its benefits and risks and also train hands-on with a colonoscopy simulator!
Coordinator:
Francisco Capinha, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Do you ever wonder how ultrasound is performed and how to properly use it?
In this very exclusive workshop, you’ll be able to practice GI ultrasound in a high fidelity simulator that replicates several pathologies. It will be and feel like you are doing this procedure with a real patient! You will also have the opportunity to practice it with a real ultrasound.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to know more about this daily procedure!
Coordinator:
Inês Leite, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
content_cutGENERAL SURGERY
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 building 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!
Coordinator:
Sara Sequeira, MD
eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
Is gender-affirmation surgery something that interests you? Well, this is the workshop for you! You will be guided through every process before, during, and after the surgery. With videos and pictures of real surgerires, you will become an expert in what goes on in the OR!
Coordinator:
João Décio Ferreira, MD
eventFriday, April 14th
schedule17h30-19h30
eventFriday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
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.
Coordinator:
Miroslava Gonçalves, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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 doctor’s, they will instead provide new opportunities to allow them do better their work.
Do you want to take part in the Future? Come and learn how to handle a Robotic Surgery System at Champalimaud Foundation.
Coordinator:
Henrique Nabais, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Laparoscopy is, nowadays, an indispensable technique for the vast majority of surgeons. We live in the age 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 to endo trainers, always with the close supervision of experienced surgeons.
Coordinator:
Cristiana Soares, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
Suture mastership is intimately connected to surgical art. Every master has a strong foundation on which to grow upon, and so we would like to invite you to join our group of skilled surgeons and build your own.
Do you wonder what’s the right type of knot to close a patient up? Why doesn’t the suture break and how do you choose the right type of thread and needle? Is it a simple or rather complex process?
Come learn this technique and all its secrets with the best professors in an experience that will be undoubtedly helpful for the rest of your medical career!
Coordinator:
Cristina Lavado, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
bloodtypeHEMATOLOGY
Have you always thought that hematology was difficult and anatomy too descriptive? Do not let your vision of the bones decalcify and come practice bone biopsies! Learn how to perform local anaesthesia and identify several blood diseases.
Join us and 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).
Coordinator:
Júlia Medeiros, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
bloodtypeIMMUNO-ALLERGOLOGY
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!
Coordinator:
Manuel Branco Ferreira, MD, PhD
eventFriday, April 14th
schedule17h30-19h30
IMAGIng
Have you always wanted to know how to use a sonographer? Do you only see different shades in a medical ultrasound?
This is the right workshop for you! Ultrasound is the imagiologic procedure that can be performed anytime, everywhere. This practical workshop will teach you key concepts about ultrasound and make you develop essential skills!
Coordinator:
Ricardo Dias, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
In an emergency room, you must act fast and think faster so that you can save the life of the patient. To diagnose better and quicker, you can reccur to the ecography. But how fast can we use this method of diagnostic? In this workshop, the world of the emergency ecography is unveilled and its complexity fades.
Coordinator:
Sara Peixoto, MD
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Are you captivated by the power of atoms and the potential they hold in the field of medicine? In the “Harnessing Atoms: Nuclear Medicine” workshop, you will delve into the fascinating world of nuclear medicine. You will learn how the immense energy of atoms is harnessed and utilized in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. This workshop will equip you with knowledge about the principles of nuclear medicine, its applications, and the future possibilities it holds. Just like a master craftsman harnessing raw materials to create a masterpiece, you will learn to harness the power of atoms for the betterment of human health. This workshop is your gateway to the intriguing and impactful realm of nuclear medicine.
Coordinator:
Diogo Rombo, MD
eventWednesday, 17th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
coronavirusINFECTIOLOGY
Are you already familiar with the different types of antibiotics, and with the right therapeutic for many bacterial infections? But even so, do you get nervous when you have to choose the antibiotic for a specific disease? If you already know the basics of antibiotic treatment and want to bring your prescription skills to perfection, this is the right workshop for you!
Coordinator:
Carla Mimoso, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
The development of antibiotics was one of the greatest discoveries in modern medicine. They fight bacteria and can cure life-threatening infectious diseases. However, its improper use means that more and more resistance to this kind of medication causing repercussions in future generations! It is essential to use them correctly!
In this workshop, we will focus on the Portuguese Epidemiology when it comes to bacteria, how to treat multiple infections and how to adapt the international guidelines to our own country!
Join us, if you want to learn how to use Antibiotics correctly!
Coordinator:
Joana Batista, MD PhD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Bacterias and virus can lead to complex and intricate systemic diseases. Have you ever thought how could such a small organism lead to life-threatening situations?
Do you wish to develop your clinical thinking? Do you feel comfortable diagnosing patients with characteristic features of common infectious diseases? And if it is a rare one?
In this workshop, you will be guided through some defiant infectious cases, challenging your knowledge. Moreover, Dr. Tiago Marques will show you some uncommon and hard to diagnose cases, giving you clues and skills of great usefulness in your future clinical practice. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn and to test your knowledge and we guarantee you won’t regret.
Coordinator:
Tiago Marques, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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. What’s currently stopping it from becoming widespread in our clinical practice?
Join us in this workshop to find out all of this and more!
Coordinator:
Bruno Maia, MD
eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
emergencyINTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE
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!
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Advanced Life Support (ALS) is as complex as it is important. Its inappropriate approach can be life-threatening.
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!
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
You are in the clinical years and not afraid of the hustle and bustle of the emergency room? Do you feel you can handle the pressure well and would like to understand what it would be like to work in a disaster scenario where you need to triage multiple patients in a systematic and practical way? Come and learn from military doctors how to triage patients in the context of a humanitarian crisis!
In this workshop, through multiple scenarios, you will be able to learn and train how to approach patients making appropriate triages.
Coordinator:
Cristiano Gante, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
Do you know how to approach a victim in critical condition? Patients in critical state most often need hospital-provided care. Hence, transportation is mandatory.
On this workshop you will have the chance to learn the steps, the do’s and don’t’s of critical patient transportation, while having the chance to train some of the procedures, together with the Ocean Medical team.
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
Do you love the environment of the emergency room but whenever it’s time to administer a drug you have no idea what to do? Would you like to gain some knowledge regarding the most essential drugs in the emergency room setting? In this session you will discuss the most important drugs to keep in mind for the various syndromes typical of emergency situations.
It’s time to uncomplicate pharmacology.
Coordinator:
João Nave, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
Among a clinical team in an emergency setting, one command voice must stand up. Who should lead? How to lead? There are so many more questions that will be answered.
Enroll on this workshop, if you feel the need to understand more about emergency leadership.
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h0
Mechanical Ventilation is a life-saving technique widely used in the medical world, even more so now, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are interested in knowing more about this procedure, join us in this practical and interactive workshop about the basics of Mechanical Ventilation and come learn how to do it yourself!
Coordinator:
João Moniz, MD
eventTuesday, April 16th
schedule11h30-13h30
Mechanical Ventilation is a life-saving technique widely used in the medical world, even more so now, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are interested in knowing more about this procedure, join us in this practical and interactive workshop about the basics of Mechanical Ventilation and come learn how to do it yourself!
Coordinator:
Susana Fernandes, MD PhD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
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 either know how to deal with it or the situation might go badly really fast. 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!
Coordinator:
Susana Fernandes, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Is there a doctor here? The heart is a bomb, that pumps blood to all our tissues. However, this bomb can be a ticking time bomb, which can go off at any moment.
In this workshop, you’ll learn what to do as a doctor when facing a Cardiorespiratory Arrest, and how to treat these urgent cases as a team in a medical setting.
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
Are you interested in what goes on in the emergency service? Do you want to know what cases are the most common and how to treat them? In this workshop, you will learn the answer to these questions and more through clinical cases of real emergencies!
Coordinator:
Anabela Oliveira, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
local_hospitalINTERNAL MEDICINE
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 pathophysiological mechanisms, identify 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.
Coordinator:
Rute Baeta Baptista, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
As a General Medicine doctor, you will hear the phrase “Doctor, I am here for a check-up” a lot of times. In this workshop you will learn what to do in a consult with a perfectly healthy and asymptomatic patient, how to advise properly in regards to nutrition, physical exercise, smoking and alcohol cessation and so much more! Put on your white coat and come learn the daily basis of Family Medicine!
Coordinator:
António Cruz Ferreira, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
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 the approach to any patient.
In this practical workshop, you will be able to explore cardiac and pulmonary auscultation, abdominal examination, osteotendinous reflexes, among others. If you can’t wait to put your stethoscope to use and want to acquire basic knowledge and skills on physical examination in your first clinical contact, this workshop is for you!
Coordinator:
Marta Duarte, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
In a world where saving patients is perceived as a doctor’s most important task, care and comfort are often regarded as secondary. For that reason, doctors are often caught unaware of what to do and how to behave when a cure is not an option. In this broad-spectrum workshop, you will have the chance to learn about the essential aspects of palliative and end-of-life care, such as symptomatic control and psychological approaches to death. Are you up for the challenge?
Coordinator:
Rita Vieira Alves, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
scienceLaboratory
Are you intrigued by the world of scientific research and eager to delve deeper? In the “Behind the Lab Coat” workshop, you will have the opportunity to explore the intricate journey of becoming a scientist. You will gain insights into the driving forces that motivate scientists, understand the trajectory of a scientific career, and learn how success is measured in the realm of science. Moreover, you will acquire the skills to create a compelling research project, leaving no question unanswered or stone unturned. This workshop is your stepping stone to the fascinating world behind the lab coat.
Coordinator:
Maria Carmo-Fonseca, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
Are you intrigued by the mysteries of ageing and eager to delve into the cutting-edge research in this field? Under the guidance of the renowned researcher, David Gems, you will have an unparalleled opportunity to engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the future trajectory of ageing research. Join us in “Unraveling Ageing with David Gems” and take the first step towards understanding the complexities of ageing research.
Coordinator:
David Gems, PhD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
gavelLEGAL MEDICINE
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? Then 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 that you are surely never going to forget!
Coordinator:
Duarte Vieira, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
water_dropNephrology
Have you been afraid of kidneys since the first year of medical school? Then it is time to put that fear away. In this workshop you will get an overview of kidney pathology, learning several strategies to make this subject easier.
Don’t be a kidney failure, so let’s learn about nephrology.
Coordinator:
Juliana Damas, MD
eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
Modern Medicine has allowed us to replace an organ function and provide a life with quality to someone with terminal organ failure. Dialysis is without a doubt one of the victories of nowadays Nephrology. This interactive workshop will provide you with practical knowledge about the many renal replacement techniques, such as hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and renal transplantation. If you want to learn how to provide the best care for patients with this increasingly frequent health issue, then this is the place for you!
Coordinator:
José Nuno Agapito, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
NEUROLOGY
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 human brain and a step-wise explanation of what is seen as every structure is unvealed. Don’t miss this opportunity!
Coordinator:
Lia Neto, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
We have always been told that the diagnosis begins from the moment the patient walks in, but does that make sense? Can we really understand someone’s health level just by looking at the way they walk?
In this workshop you will have the opportunity to raise your diagnostic ability to the next level. Under the coordination of one of the most prestigious Neurologists in our country you will be able to analyze how different people walk in different situations. In the end, who knows if you might have a surprise.
Coordinator:
Anabela Valadas, MD, PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
Time is brain when thinking about stroke treatment.
In this workshop, you will learn how to fast identify stroke symptoms and signs, which brain imaging exams should be performed in these patients and how to select and treat patients with intravenous thrombolysis or endovascular thrombectomy
Coordinator:
Ana Catarina Fonseca, MD, PhD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Tourette syndrome (TS) is characterized by the manifestation of motor tics and, at least, one phonic tic. However, TS is much more complex than that… Tics are often preceded by distressful sensations that promote and are temporarily ceased by tic execution: premonitory urges.
In this workshop, we will explore the “bottom of the iceberg”, which comprises all other features of TS, often complicates TS diagnosis, and plays a key role in the quality of life and management of patients with TS. By attending this workshop, the participant will become better acquainted with the etiology and pathophysiology of TS (and common comorbidities, such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder), as well as with related diagnosis and treatment challenges and ways to overcome those challenges.
Coordinator:
Vasco Conceição, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
In this workshop, we will dive into the biology of circadian rhythms with a special focus on sleep-awake rhythm. What are the best ways to measure these rhythms and how can we use our biology knowledge to treat people in a more personalized way? You will learn this here.
Coordinator:
Cátia Reis, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
In this workshop, the participants will come across usual procedures to prepare acute brain slices to record synaptic signals, methodologies to access neuroinflammation and to evaluate post-natal neurogenesis.
Coordinator:
Sara Xapelli, PhD and Sandra Vaz, PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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.
Coordinator:
Ana Patrícia Antunes, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
NEUROSURGERY
Paediatric 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 some of the best paediatric 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 paediatric neurosurgeon for one afternoon.
Coordinator:
Claudia Faria, MD PhD and Maria Manuel Santos, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
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.
Coordinator:
Diogo Simão, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Are you fascinated by the intricate world of neurosurgery and eager to gain hands-on experience? In the “The Art of Craniotomy” workshop, you will have the unique opportunity to acquire the skills to perform a simulated craniotomy on cadavers, leaving no question unanswered or technique unpracticed. This workshop is your stepping stone to the captivating world of neurosurgery. Join us in “The Art of Craniotomy” and take the first step towards mastering the delicate art of craniotomy.
Coordinator:
António Francisco, MD PhD
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
fastfoodNutrition and Sports
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!
Coordinator:
Sara Barreirinhas
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
As the wheels of science move forward, researchers are gradually beginning to encompass the true importance of microbiota in the pathophysiology of many diseases, ranging from gastrointestinal to neurological and psychiatric disorders. Come find out more about this flourishing field of research!
Coordinator:
Elia Batista
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Have you ever wondered what happens when a professional athlete has an injury in the middle of a sports competition? Explore the intricate intersection of medicine and athleticism, delving into injury prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation strategies essential for athletes of all levels with the help of some of the best professionals on the area.
Coordinator:
Miguel Reis e Silva, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
When you are an athlete, eating your regular 2,000 calories may not be enough. In this workshop, you will learn exactly what an athlete should eat in a day in order to keep up with his physical shape and enhance his skills.
Coordinator:
Filipe Teixeira
eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
Every year, 2.6 million people in Europe are diagnosed with cancer. Would you like to know the role of Nutrition in the approach to cancer patients? Are you interested in Nutrition and Oncology? Join us and discover how food can positively impact the health of these patients.
Coordinator:
Marta Carriço
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
pregnant_womanOBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY
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!
Coordinator:
Mónica Centeno, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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!
Coordinator:
Catarina Policiano, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Infertility is a serious threat for many couples, and we, as doctors, can be their last hope. In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn with the worldwide known specialist Dr. Avner Hershlag, challenging and ethical clinical cases in reproduction, by small group learning. With this, you may become a remarkable step for a brighter generation of babies.
Coordinator:
Avner Hershalg, MD PhD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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. If you like this topic, this is the perfect opportunity to explore it through hands-on training. Besides discussing important tips for your clinical practice, here you will find the opportunity to practice the application of a contraceptive implant as well as of an intrauterine device in models design for it!
Coordinator:
Silvia Serrano, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Have you ever been perplexed by the development of a pregnancy? This workshop will open this window that allows us to assist to this miracle of life. You will learn what to look for in a fetal ultrasound and how to discern the different parts of the fetus. You will also understand how to find out its sex, diagnose possible malformations and how prenatal diagnosis works. Sign up for this outstanding workshop!
Coordinator:
Rui Marques Carvalho, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
The importance of reducing the incisions of each surgery becomes more relevant each day, as it decreases a lot of potential complications. Laparoscopic surgery has become the gold standart in many procedures in the field of gynecology. Nowadays, thanks to this procedure you can perform salpingectomy and approach patients with ectopic pregnancies leaving only a small incision behind.
If you love surgery and you are looking for hands-on experience, this workshop is for you. Come train in laparoscopic surgery using the advanced laparoscopy simulator.
Coordinator:
Marina Gato, MD
eventWednesday, 17th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
There is way more to perceive in a fetus than just feeling their movements. In fact, all signs given by a fetus are extremely important to predict their well-being particularly in situations that require a more specific approach. Cardiotocography enables this by recording the fetal heartbeat and uterine contractions during the end stage of pregnancy. This workshop intends to provide a comprehensive understanding of this technique, showing you when it should be used and how it must be interpreted in real-life scenarios. Curious? Then join in!
Coordinator:
Rita Rosado, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Obstetrics. Undoubtedly one of the most rewarding medical specialties. Although in most pregnancies there are no complications, unfortunately, these may appear at any given time and we need to be prepared!
In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn how to recognize and treat some of the most common life-threatening obstetric emergencies and put your knowledge to test by solving clinical cases.
Coordinator:
Maria Pulido Valente, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Endometriosis is a common yet often misunderstood condition that affects millions of women worldwide. During this workshop, you’ll learn about the basics of endometriosis, including its causes, symptoms, and diagnosis. You’ll also gain a deeper understanding of the impact that endometriosis can have on women’s lives, including the physical, emotional, and social effects. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have the knowledge and resources you need to better support those affected by endometriosis, and to advocate for improved care and support for women with this condition.
Coordinator:
Rita Torres, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
What are we talking about when we talk about vaginismus? In this workshop, you will understand the diagnosis, classifications, etiological factors, and other dimensions of this little-known difficulty. We will discuss relevant aspects in the evaluation/intervention. Facilitating aspects in approaching women with this difficulty will also be discussed.
Coordinator:
Andreia Antunes
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
sickONCOLOGY
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… Which new therapy lies ahead? Do you want to take part in this process? Do not miss this utterly unique opportunity.
Coordinator:
Ana Almeida, MD PhD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Do you see yourself as a future oncologist? Or are you more interested in a molecular approach? Are tumour microenvironments, staging, resistances, treatments and clinical developments still a mix of fascination and confusion to you?
Regardless of the approach you prefer, this workshop is for you! From basic to clinical knowledge, this workshop will give you an overview of Medical Oncology based on a real case. By discussing the story of a real patient, you will not only learn extremely important concepts in the Oncology field but also remind yourself that, behind every tumour, every adverse effect, every routine appointment, there is a patient that must not be forgotten.
Coordinator:
Luís Costa, MD PhD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
visibilityOPHTHALMOLOGY
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 both intriguing and complex.
Coordinator:
Rui Nunes Ferreira, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Are you captivated by the precision of ophthalmic surgery and the intricate workings of the human eye? In the “Ophthalmic Suturing Techniques” workshop, you will delve into the world of ophthalmology, gaining hands-on experience in mastering various suturing techniques, leaving no stitch untried or method unexplored.
Coordinator:
Emanuel Fernandes, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
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!
Coordinator:
Miguel Costa Santos, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
ORTHOPAEDICS
Did you know that high-energy traumatology is one of the leading causes of death in Portugal? Would you like to explore the role of orthopedics in accidents or falls from great heights? Then this workshop is for you! Come discuss appalling clinical cases that combine this medical specialty with high energy trauma situations.
Coordinator:
Pedro Fernandes, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule13h00-15h00
Do you think anatomy in freshman year was a waste of time? Or did you enjoyed it? Either way, do you wanna know the ultrasonography’s basics in order to perform echo-guided procedures in joints?
In this workshop, you will learn how to apply anatomy’s knowledge in order to recognize structures and eventually diagnose musculoskeletal pathology.
Coordinator:
Afonso Nave, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Always wanted to be a bone fixer? Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of orthopedics where we´ll explore various techniques including plaster techniques, immobilizations and dislocations reduction. In this workshop get ready to be an orthopedist through interactive demonstrations and hands-on practice sessions.
Coordinator:
João Pedro Nóbrega, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
hearingOTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
Tracheostomies are vital procedures that provide a lifeline for patients with compromised airways, yet understanding the nuances of these tricky techniques is essential for healthcare professionals. In this workshop, we´ll learn into the intricacies of tracheostomy procedures, exploring various techniques and its best practices.
Coordinator:
Óscar Dias, MD PhD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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.
Coordinator:
Óscar Dias, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13:30
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to give back to someone one of our most important senses – hearing? In this workshop you will learn more about cochlear implants and understand how this complex surgery is performed on an animal model. Don’t miss out on this opportunity!
Coordinator:
Óscar Dias, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
child_carePaediatrics
Would you know what to do in a situation of pediatric trauma? Are you curious about how to deal with cases 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 in pediatrics. Don’t miss out on this workshop! Next time, you will know what to do!
Coordinator:
Miroslava Gonçalves, MD PhD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Pediatrics is one of the broadest areas within medicine, and one of the most complex due to the multiplicity of factors it involves, adding to the fact that our patient, a child or a baby, can not be foreseen 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 manifestations in the ER (Emergency Room) and how to look for them in order to reach the correct diagnosis!
Coordinator:
Erica Torres, MD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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 paediatric emergencies.
Coordinators:
Francisco Abecasis, MD, PhD
Marisa Vieira, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule14h00-16h00
Paediatric care can be one of the most interesting and yet difficult areas of the medical practice. For that reason, many students feel unprepared to act in pediatrics emergencies and eager to learn about it.
This is the perfect opportunity to lose your fears. With this workshop, we intend teach you the techniques in the most practical way, using simulation mannequins! Come and learn how to save babies!
Coordinator:
Beatriz Nunes, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
In a career surrounded by disease and death, birth can be one of the most rewarding moments for a doctor. But tables can turn in a manner of seconds and it is in this most magical, and yet vulnerable moment that it is essential to be prepared for any eventuality.
In this workshop, you will learn about neonatal emergency care and acquire basic skills concerning the neonatal resuscitation algorithm. Don´t miss the opportunity to practice on specialized models, with experts of the field!
Coordinator:
Graça Oliveira, MD, PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
PATHOLOGY
Have you ever wanted to perform a biopsy?
This workshop provides you with the opportunity to perform ultrasound-guided biopsies and learn smear preparation and staining techniques. This is currently one of the most complete and fascinating diagnostic procedures. You will be able to develop your skills and improve your precision.
What are you waiting for? Come along and try it yourself!
Coordinator:
Rita Luís, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule17h30-19h30
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!
Coordinator:
Rodrigo Roquette, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Have you wondered how we examine surgically removed organs/tissues? In this workshop, you will be able to interact with some of the most common specimens received (breast, colon, lung and uterus) in an Anatomical Pathology laboratory and learn how they are studied.
Coordinator:
Tiago Oliveira, MD
eventFriday, April 14th
schedule17h30-19h30
fitness_centerTECHNOLOGY
Are you curious about how far technology can go? Ever wondered about how these innovations can be applied to the medical field?
Artificial Intelligence has rapidly been paving the way for a more personalized and efficient medical practice. A.I. is becoming more and more precise, and it might become part of the daily practice of Health Professionals all over the world. In this workshop, you will get a better understanding of this technology and how it is revolutionizing medicine. 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. Come discover the Medicine of the Future!
Coordinator:
João Magalhães, PhD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
face_retouching_naturalPLASTIC SURGERY
Burns are one of the most common lesions and they can occur in the most various environments, from the kitchen until your very workplace with different degrees and outcomes. But how can we recognize burn severity and give further medical assistance?
Coordinator:
Diogo Conduto, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Many diseases choose the women breasts as targets leading to disfiguring surgeries. Those we can cure leave scars for the rest of the women lives. What if we could give these scars another life? In this workshop, you will learn to change lives reccuring to the art and science of breast reconstruction.
Coordinator:
Carlos Pinheiro, MD
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Have you mastered sutures and want to learn more complex techniques? In this workshop, you will be able to practice advanced sutures and techniques applied in Plastic Surgery, allowing you to sew without leaving any scar or trace!
Coordinator:
José Guimarães Ferreira, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
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!
Coordinator:
José Guimarães Ferreira, MD PhD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
location_searchingPRECISION MEDICINE
The “One Size Fits All” concept, does not fit any more in the clinical practice, a simple antibiotic can be as useful as it can be toxic. The future consists in tailoring the provided care to every individual patient, to achieve the best outcome.
Do you want to get to know more about the concept and applicability of Precision Medicine in clinical practice? In this workshop you will get the opportunity to use some available tools and identify unmet needs based on real-life scenarios. Come and join the future of Medicine!
Coordinator:
Natália Marto, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
location_searchingPNEUMOLOGY
This workshop will provide basics of thoracic ultrasound and hands on experience with pleural procedures including thoracentesis, pleural aspiration and chest drain. This course also teaches students how to manage thoracentesis complications and how to perform pleural fluid analysis.
In this workshop, you will learn these common procedures step-by-step with a team of pulmonologists.
Coordinator:
Carolina Alves, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
Do you think you already know everything about pneumothorax? If someone enters the emergency room, do you know what to do?
In this workshop you will learn everything you need to know to act in this situation.
Coordinator:
Tiago Velho, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
psychologyPSYCHIATRY
Psychedelics are serotonergic agonists, with acute psychoactive effects affecting perception and mood, among several other cognitive processes. Generally, typical, and atypical psychedelic drugs are considered physiologically safe and have limited abuse liability.
Due to the notorious relevance of the treatment strategy for psychiatric disorders, it seems paramount to discuss and detail the ethical issues that could be raised by these new interventions.
This workshop aims to clarify psychedelics’ unique context in some indigenous cultures and the risk of changing that. Second, it will discuss ethical issues in their application to a vulnerable population such as mental disorder patients, including the intricacies of written informed consent and questions raised by spiritual or religious occurrences during therapy. Lastly, it paves the way for the legal framework for psychedelics, as well as strategies that countries could implement to improve their use in research and clinical practice.
Coordinator:
Albino Maia, MD PhD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Does it puzzle you how psychiatrists can figure out what is going on with someone’s psyche just by observing their behaviour and talking to them? Are you curious to know what is going on inside their head while they are interviewing a patient? And what is it like for the patient to experience such things?
In this workshop we will explore how to examine, describe and make sense of someone’s mental state by means of talking to them. We will go through some psychopathological concepts, their clinical meaning and the subjective experience behind them.
Coordinator:
Teresa de Sousa, MD
eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
Are you aware of this technique used for treatment of phobias, anxiety, sexual problems, bruxism, among others? Did you think this was something only made in movies? Here you can have all your questions answered by professionals!
By joining this workshop you can, not only learn the theory behind it, but also experience an actual brief demonstration of clinical hypnosis.
Coordinator:
Mário Simões, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
The divergence of the body and the mind has long been refuted, and modern medicine looks at these two entities as being reciprocally intertwined. These interactions allow for our complexity and evolution as human beings. However, sometimes things go wrong.
Psychosomatic Illnesses are complex diseases that reside in the core between the mind and the body. Being so complex, helping patients with these illnesses can also be complex, so this workshop is intended to discuss these diseases and how we can help the people who suffer from them. Psychosomatic Illnesses are complex diseases that reside in the core between the mind and the body. Being so complex, helping patients with these illnesses can also be complex, so this workshop is intended to discuss these diseases and how we can help the people who suffer from them.
Coordinator:
Filipa Novais, MD
eventThursday, 18th April
schedule9h00-11h00
healingRHEUMATOLOGY
Why is it difficult for healthcare professionals to understand FM and maintain mental health while working with FM patients? In this workshop, we will try to answer and help overcome these difficulties by discussing the most exciting new findings on pain mechanisms in Fibromyalgia, such as: memory, expectations, emotions, and their impact on the perception of bodily states.
Coordinator:
Rita Canaipa, PhD
eventWednesday, 17th April
schedule9h00-11h00
Findings from a proper musculoskeletal (MSK) examination are extremely useful in diagnosing rheumatologic disorders, especially where gold-standard diagnostic tests are lacking. Thus, there should be much emphasis in undergraduate and postgraduate curricula on basic MSK examination skills. However, there is significant lack of competencies in MSK examination skills among clinicians reported in the literature.
This workshop is designed to help medical students, develop an approach to periarticular disorders and early arthritis.
Coordinator:
Sofia Barreiras, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
Do you think rheumatology is an extremely complex field? 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 perspective and to understand what makes it unique.
Coordinator:
João Eurico Fonseca, MD PhD
eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
SOFT SKILLS
Have you thought about when the approach to the sexology of users begins? Do you feel ready to talk about this topic? Do you think there are many barriers to be overcome by users and/or health professionals?
In this workshop, we are going to try to talk about this topic with you on a continuum that goes from childhood to the elderly, passing through various health professionals. We will try to make you gain skills in a simple and practical way and we want to overcome everyday myths.
Coordinator:
Ana Carina Sá, MD
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eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
In Medicine, more than just symptoms and diseases, we treat people and therefore we must pay particular attention to our patient’s background and daily life. LGBT+ population has a set of special characteristics that we, as future doctors, should be aware of in order to provide the best healthcare possible.
In this workshop you’ll be able to discuss and learn more about the medical particularities of LGBT population, what’s true and what’s not and find out the best way to approach these patients!
Coordinator:
Jo Rodrigues, MD
eventThursday, 18th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Aiming to speak publicly without your legs shaking and your voice trembling? The oral exams, presentations and the masters dissertation are around the corner and you are on your nerves for them? Mastering the art of communication is halfway to success. With this workshop you will be nearer to become a public speaker and thrive on all your oral examinations.
Coordinator:
Isabel Correia, MD
eventTuesday, 16th of April
schedule11h30-13h30
In medical schools there is still little training on female genital mutilation (FGM). How to identify and guide women submitted to the practice.
Several studies show that specific training on FGM and harmful cultural practices makes professionals more confident in addressing these issues.
Formation on these questions is therefore essential because professionals can play a decisive role in changing this situation. Because there are increasing numbers of women in this situation in Portugal and in Europe in general, this workshop will address the types of FGM, consequences and how to proceed in the various situations. Addressing mental health, sexual health and reproductive health in women with FGM.
Coordinator:
Lisa Vicente, MD
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eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule11h30-13h30
The question is, who doesn’t have social networks these days?! Doctors can’t be left out! If you’re a medical student and you want to grow up in digital, this workshop is for you.
Here you will learn:
– Why is it so important to invest in social networks?
– What can and can’t publish?
– Which social networks are best suited for doctors?
– Medical marketing: where to start?
Coordinator:
Ana Isabel Pedroso, MD
eventFriday, April 14th
schedule17h30-19h30
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João Sousa, MD
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eventSaturday, April 15th
schedule17h30-19h30
Do you know that there is a big communication barrier with deaf people and you would like to make a difference? This workshop is for you! Here you will be able to learn the basics to be able to communicate with these patients in the future!
Coordinator:
Mariana Bártolo, MD PhD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
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Martino Gliozzi, MD PhD
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Coordinator:
Francisco Gonçalves, MD
eventThursday, April 13th
schedule15h00-17h00
This workshop will bring awareness to the role of informal leaders like medical students and junior doctors in the patient-centred 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!
Coordinator:
João Sarmento, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
As a doctor you will often be the harbinger of bad news and the people who receive them will never forget the way you did so. With this workshop, you will have the chance to look into how to talk empathically to a patient in order to minimize the suffering and burden of their illness. Don’t let this fear paralyze you – come and learn how to break bad news to patients in the best possible way!
Coordinator:
Filipe Martinho, MD and Sebastião Martins, MD
eventTuesday, 16th April
schedule9h00-11h00
opacityUROLOGY
Urology is one of the medical specialties where new and exciting technological advances are more evident. Better, faster, and even more fascinating surgeries are now performed. Even the most common urological pathologies, such as renal lithiasis, have taken advantage of this progress, with clear benefit to the patients. If you’ve become interested, join us in this workshop, where you’ll have the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills about intervention procedures and techniques carried out in the area of urology such as ureterorenoscopy and digital rectal examination.
Coordinator:
Diogo Carmali, MD
eventMonday, April 16th
schedule09h00-11h00
cableVASCULAR SURGERY
Deep inside our body it doesn’t get any more complex than our arterial system. Every single cell in our body is able to survive only if our arteries remain healthy, whenever they become occluded by an acute or chronic event, rapid intervention is needed in order to prevent ischaemia and subsequent functional loss of the organ or limb. Only in the USA around 8.5 Million people have peripheral artery disease. So, do you have what is takes when limb salvage procedures assume crucial importance? Join us and practice Guidewire and Catheter Techniques on a Simulation Model with one of the leading experts of Endoascular Surgery in Portugal.
Coordinator:
Augusto Ministro, MD, PhD
eventFriday, 19th of April
schedule9h00-11h00
Aneurysms are a true ticking timebomb, and can lead to some of the most prevalent causes of death, such as acute brain hemorrhage. Come learn more about the skills needed to halt or revert this deadly event!