| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30| 4th-6th years | English | Dr. João Agostinho |

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 ECG’s, you will most definitely stand out!

| Prof. Dr. Mark Athias Amphitheatre, Elevator 11 [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 right, pass the students’ cafeteria and walk through the door at the end of the lane. There you will find lift number 11 that will take you up to 3rd floor.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 1st-4th years | English | Dr. Joana Rigueira |

Do you think an Electrocardiogram looks like Modern Art? If “Yes!” was your answer, then this is definitely the justifyworkshop 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!

| Prof. Dr. Almeida Lima Amphitheatre, Elevator 1 [Central Building, floor 7, HSM]
Neurology Department is located on the left side of the Hospital. Coming from Central Reception, with the parking lot on your left side, at the end you will see an entering on your right. Take lift number 1 up to 7th floor, then turn on your left and walk through the corridor until you find the amphitheatre.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30| 2nd-6th years | English | Prof. Ana G. Almeida |

Have you read about echocardiography, but never got a chance to see one? Have your learnt the heart’s anatomy and are ready to see it live? Well, this is your chance!

In this workshop, not only will you be able to observe the different echocardiography techniques being applied, but also there will be an opportunity for you to try it out yourself!

| Cardiology Techniques Department, Elevator 9, 10 and 17 [Central Building, floor 1, HSM]
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, walk until the end of the hallway. Turn on your left and walk straight until the end of this new corridor. On your left, you will find the department.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Rute Baeta Baptista |

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.

| Classroom 51 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left, where you will find a few more steps. The room is located in the long corridor behind the cafeteria.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th year | English | Dr. Tiago Marques |

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? 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 able to learn from one of the most intelligent teachers/doctors in this field. He will guide you through some defiant infectious cases, challenging your knowledge. Moreover, he 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 that we guarantee that you won’t regret.

| Classroom 50 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left, where you will find a few more steps. The room is located in the long corridor behind the cafeteria.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 1st-2nd year | English | Dr. Marta Duarte |

Do you have a stethoscope but don’t know how to use it?

Would you like to do more and actively participate in your first clinical shadowing?

Fear not! Created specially for first year students, this workshop will capacitate you with one of the pillars that most define the doctor and the clinic: the physical examination. You will rotate through several stations, learning the basic fundamentals of the cardiac and pulmonary auscultation, osteotendinous reflexes and abdominal examination.

If you think that being a doctor is more than measuring blood pressures, then this workshop is for you!

| Amphitheatre 57 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left. The entrance to the amphitheatre is on the wall at the bottom, on the left side.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 5th-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Válter Fonseca |

As a student, you may often experience difficulty when trying to determine the right diagnosis. This workshop will teach you how to approach a medical case in the best possible way, taking into account symptoms, signs and comorbidities. These techniques will lead you to the most likely hypothesis of diagnosis and make you think ahead of others. Don’t miss out!

|Classroom 52 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left, where you will find a few more steps. The room is located in the long corridor behind the cafeteria.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Helena Ribeiro |

Ever wondered about the process behind the creation of a dermatologic product? Would you like to try and create one yourself?

Then this is the perfect opportunity for you! This workshop is an entirely practical “hands-on” session where you will learn the wonders of the dermocosmetics. You will be able to create a therapeutic lotion, shampoo or emulsion. In collaboration with the Faculty of Pharmacy, it will give you the chance to have the best specialized training. You can’t possibly miss out on this opportunity!

Each participant should have a white coat.

| Faculty of Pharmacy

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 | All Years | English | Dr. Miguel Alpalhão |

Do you believe dermatology is just nevis 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!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | English | Dra. Rita Marçal |

Have you ever wanted to learn how to intubate a patient? Do you want to know how to properly maintain an airway?

If not, 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!

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Nuno Gaibino, Nurse Helena Correia and Nurse Nelson Santos |

Advanced Life Support (ALS) is so important but so complex that sometimes it is often misaproached or simply not approached at all.

In this workshop, you will be able to learn and practice 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!

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Practical Workshop | Saturday | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Tiago Amaral, Dr. Pedro Caldeira |

Mastering fire has been one of the most important advances in the history of humanity, however, it’s power can sometimes be overwhelming, causing destruction not only to material goods but also being responsible not only for taking many lives but also for wounds that will never heal.

The fast and effective approach to the burned patient is therefore paramount in order to minimize this damage, come and learn this niche knowledge whose necessity is, unfortunately, deeply transversal to any medical speciality.

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30| All years | English | Nurse Pedro Vasconcelos |

Sometimes critical patient transportation can make the difference between your patient  living or dying. In this workshop, you will be able to learn some skills and techniques that will allow you to know how to keep your patient alive.

Come and practice with a team that deals with these situations every day!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Cláudio Maroco |

You are playing football or just walking on the beach and suddenly a friend of yours sprains the ankle. “Ice it? Simply that? Aren’t you almost a doctor? Don’t you know anything better?” Who hasn’t gone through a similar situation?

In this workshop, you will learn how to avoid embarrassment by wrapping the ankle with a functional immobilising bandage worthy of a real athlete!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Nurse Pedro Vasconcelos |

The approach to a trauma patient has to be fast, decisive and effective, but there are little opportunity simulate the real life situation in an adequate fashion.

Therefore and with the assistance of the very people that are the first to reach the field in a major trauma situation, we designed this workshop so that using models our participants will have a hands-on experience on how to act in such a scenario.

| 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.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Cátia Viana |

Have you ever been curious about the world of Legal Medicine? Have you ever wondered how an Autopsy is made? In this workshop, you’ll be taken through a series of cases in which your intellect and eye for detail will be put to test. From murder cases to accidental death, no stone will be left unturned in order to find proof and reconstitute the crime scene. If you want to learn more about this incredible medical specialty join us in Criminal Case Report!

| 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

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16:30-18h30 | All years | English | Professor Eugénia Cunha |

Do you like the the series BONES? Have you ever wondered what it is like being a forensic anthropologist? Are you willing to decipher a crime only by analysing the victims bones?

Crime and Medicine? What seemed an unsual scenario just came across your path. Don´t lose the opportunity and learn as much as you can with the President of FASE (Forensic Anthropology Society of Europe). Develop your Forensic Techniques, come and play BONES.

| Forensic Sciences National Institute

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 |  4th-6th years | Portuguese | Prof. Dr. Carla Rolanda Gonçalves |

Have you wondered how endoscopy is done and how to properly use an endoscope?

In this very exclusive workshop, after a small theoretical explanation on the basics of endoscopy, you will be able to use  an endoscope in a Virtual Reality Simulator in the headquarters of Sociedade Portuguesa de Endoscopia Digestiva (SPED). It will be and feel like if you were doing this procedure with a real patient! Don’t miss out this opportunity of being a resident of gastroenterology for a couple of hours!

| SPED facilities

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | English | Dr. Mónica Centeno |

Everyday approximately 360.00 babies are born worldwide, which is equivalent to 250 babies born per minute. What if one happened right in front of you? Would you know what to do?

Are you interested in Gynaecology and Obstetrics? Would you like to know more about labour and what could go wrong? Then, this is the right workshop for you! You’ll be able to participate in a labour simulation and train techniques, such as vaginal palpation and determining the fetus position on pregnant anatomic models.  

| Prof. Dr. Castro Caldas Amphitheatre, Elevator 4 [Central Building, floor 4, HSM]
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, take the first corridor on the right (just after the glass doors). Walk straight down the hallway and at the end turn on your right until you find lift number 4. Catch the lift or take the stairs up to 4th floor.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Catarina Carvalho |

Any sign given by a fetus is of immense value, not only emotional for the parents, but also medical, as it can predict with some degree of accuracy particular situations that require a more specific approach. Cardiotocography enables this by recording the fetal heartbeat and uterine contractions during pregnancy.

The workshop intends to provide a comprehensive understanding about this technique, and how to use and interpret it in a clinical context. Curious? Then join in!

| Prof. Dr. Almeida Lima Amphitheatre, Elevator 1 [Central Building, floor 7, HSM]
Neurology Department is located on the left side of the Hospital. Coming from Central Reception, with the parking lot on your left side, at the end you will see an entering on your right. Take lift number 1 up to 7th floor, then turn on your left and walk through the corridor until you find the amphitheatre.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 | 4th-6th years | English | Dr. Luísa Pinto, Dr. Inês Martins and Dr. João Lopes |

Obstetrics. Undoubtedly one of the most rewarding medical specialties. Although in most pregnancies there are no complications, unfortunately, they may appear at any given time. Obstetrical emergencies are life-threatening medical conditions that occur during pregnancy or after labour and delivery.

In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn how to recognize and treat some of the most common obstetrical emergencies and apply your knowledge by solving clinical cases.

| Prof. Dr. Castro Caldas Amphitheatre, Elevator 4 [Central Building, floor 4, HSM]
Entering the Central Reception, 1st floor, take the first corridor on the right (just after the glass doors). Walk straight down the hallway and at the end turn on your right until you find lift number 4. Catch the lift or take the stairs up to 4th floor.

| Practical workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | English | Dr. Pedro Garcia |

Many students feel unprepared to act in paediatrics emergency care. In fact we know the theory but do we know how to apply it?

With this workshop we intend to cross the bridge and teach you the techniques in a practical way using simulation manikins. For each technique there will be a theoretical introduction and lots of practice. Erase your doubts and prepare yourself for your medical future! Learn how to save babies!

| Dona Estefânia Hospital

| 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.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Bruno Maia |

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.  

| Amphitheatre Prof. Barahona Fernandes
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). Keep going through until you find an open door on your left. Take the stairs to the 1st floor. Then turn left and you will find a wooden double door. Go through that door and turn left. The amphitheatre will be at the end of the hall.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese| Dr. Mónica Mamede, Dr. Patrícia Silva |

As the undergraduate years are coming to an end, we often wonder how will our residency 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?” are probably questions that certainly have gone through your mind.

The recent law proposal introduces deep changes into the Residency admission criteria and structure, which only brings more uncertainty. Learn all there is to know about what to expect and how to prepare yourself for this major step in your medical career.

| Prof. Dr. Jorge Horta Amphitheatre, Elevator 6 and 7 [Central Building, floor 5, 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 5th floor.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Isabel Galriça Neto |

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 the cure is not an option.

In this broad-spectrum workshop, you will have the chance to learn about very important aspects of palliative and end-of-life care such as symptomatic control and psychological approaches to death. Are you up for it?

| Prof. Dr. Mark Athias Amphitheatre, Elevator 11 [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 right, pass the students’ cafeteria and walk through the door at the end of the lane. There you will find lift number 11 that will take you up to 3rd floor.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Bruno Maia |

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.

| CUPPM –  Department of Psychiatry and Medical Psychology

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). Keep going through until you find an open door on your left. Take the stairs to the 2nd floor. Then turn left and you will find a wooden double door. Go through that door and turn left. The amphitheatre will be at the end of the hall.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | English | Dr. Luísa Lobo |

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 at the patients’ bedside. It is often the first resource in the emergency room. This practical workshop will teach you key concepts about ultrasound and make you develop essential skills! Next time you see yourself in the ER, you will know what to do!

| Imagiology Department, Elevator 12, 20 and 21 [Central Building, floor 3, HSM]
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 3rd floor and there will be on your left Medicine Department’s hall. On the right of this hall there’s a small door that leads to an outdoors hallway. Walk almost until the end of it and you will find on your right a small building. Enter that building and you have reached your destination.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Dr. Leonor Fernandes |

Imagiology has become a fundamental tool in modern medicine. However, it is a gap in the curriculum of many medical students. Would you like to be able to find out the detail that may save your patient’s life in the future? Well this is your chance!

In this workshop you will learn how to identify on the X-ray and CT scan signs of some of the most frequently found diseases in the clinical practice. In addition, you will learn how to recognize the major red flags of some rare diseases. During the workshop, your recently acquired knowledge will be tested by responding to an interactive quiz. You only have to bring yourself and a smartphone!

| Classroom 3, 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 |3rd-6th years | English | Dr. André Casado; Dr. André Alexandre |

Nowadays, ultrasound is routinely used for diagnostic and procedural support in many health care settings and routine use has expanded to the bedside, including in the critical care and ER environments. To improve care, it is crucial to meet this training need for future physicians. This two-hour workshop provides the understanding of what is the point of critical care ultrasound, who should use it, when and how. This course will cover normal sonoanatomy, ultrasound findings in basic pathology and eFAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma) examination for the detection free fluid in the pleural cavities, pericardial sack and in the abdomen.

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. António Barbosa |

Softs skills are essential in every doctor’s skill set. Communication is the foundation of any doctor-patient relationship and it is crucial for the success of the medical practice.

But every situation or patient that presents itself are different and we should be able to adapt.

In this workshop, you will learn how to improve your communication skills and how to face even the most unexpected situations, while practicing real face-to-face conversation!

| Bioethics Center, Elevator 11 and 12 [Central Building, floor 5, 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 right, pass the students’ cafeteria and walk through the door at the end of the lane. There you will find lift number 11 that will take you up to 5th floor, where Bioethics Center is located.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | English | Dr. Carolina Almeida |

Imagine this scenario: you’re in the Emergency Room. Your patient is with an acute transient psychosis. What do you do?

For a moment, you will get the chance to become a psychiatrist. This is not your usual type of emergency medicine, as it will challenge your knowledge and capacities. With practical cases of psychiatric emergencies, you will develop adifferent kind of clinical reasoning. Come learn how to deal with the pathology
of the mind!

| Amphitheatre Prof. Barahona Fernandes
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). Keep going through until you find an open door on your left. Take the stairs to the 1st floor. Then turn left and you will find a wooden double door. Go through that door and turn left. The amphitheatre will be at the end of the hall.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00| All years | English | Dra. Rita Silva |

Have you ever stopped to think about how much have you grown, how far have you come? We were just kids some years ago and suddenly we are becoming the professionals we aspired to be. But how? How do we go from a time when we are just newborns and become adults? How do newborns think and feel? If you share these same questions and you are curious about how little ones and their minds work, this workshop might be the right for you!

| Prof. Dr. António Serrano Amphitheatre, 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 left and you will find the entrance to the amphitheatre.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Rui Barata |

Nephrology: that one speciality that we never remember of but must never be forgotten. Kidneys are vital organs and while treating most diseases we must consider renal function.

In this workshop, we give you the opportunity to have a deeper understanding of this speciality and its clinical reasoning. After this you will think like a nephrologist and know how to act in kidney-involved situations. Nephrology was never meant to be difficult, just essential!

|Classroom 3, 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 | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Dr. Cristina Resina |

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!

| Nephrology and Renal Transplantation Department

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Prof. Dr. Lia Neto |

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!

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.

| Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30| All years | English | Dr. Diogo Belo, Dr. Pedro Baptista, Eng. João Branco |

What do Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, chronic pain, Tourette’s syndrome and obesity have in common? They all can 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!

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 6, 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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Dr. Sara Parreira |

Emergency room, a new patient – a loss of consciousness, a seizure, a loss of strength… The clock is ticking. You need to make a decision fast but don’t know what to do next. What’s the right approach? Is it risky? Will it save your patient?

Neurological emergencies are very frequent and, if not diagnosed and treated quickly, can have devastating results. Prompt recognition is an important skill for every doctor. In this workshop you will develop your clinical reasoning skills involved in neurological diseases, needed to reach the correct diagnosis and treatment.

| Amphitheatre 58 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left. The entrance to the amphitheatre is on the wall at the bottom.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th year | English | Dr. Cláudia Faria |

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 one 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.

| Amphitheatre Prof. Carlos Salazar de Sousa

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Alexandre Campos |

Would you like to become a surgeon? 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.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Dr. Paula Ravasco |

Cancer rates are growing at an alarming pace in our century and so is the probability that one might have to face this disease.

Cancer brings a lot of questions about lifestyle, specially nutrition and diet. Will I feel sick? Will I be able to eat normally? Are there any forbidden foods? What should I eat to help my body fight cancer and heal?

In this workshop you will be able to learn the fundamentals of oncology nutrition.  Moreover, some practical and interactive clinical cases will also be presented through which you will be able to realize which approach is best for each type of cancer.

| Amphitheatre 52 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 0]
After entering the Egas Moniz Building, you can find this amphitheatre at your left.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. João Vasques; Dr. Mariana Pinto |

Nutrition is a subject that is more and more present in these days. Is diet only for those who want to lose weight? Do I have to cut on sugars and fats to be healthy? In what way has diet an impact on my health?

If you want to know the answer to these questions and get rid of the doubts and myths you have regarding nutrition, do not lose this opportunity to nourish your mind!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Filipa Teixeira, Dr. Raquel Marques |

The eye is one of the main organs that allows living beings to interact with the reality around them and it can reveal a lot about what goes in their body.

If you have always been interested in this fascinating organ, or are just curious to see firsthand and explore its main structures, this workshop is for you!

Join us and you will have the opportunity to dissect the different layers of the eye, a tissue that is both intriguing and complex.

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 | 3rd-6th years | English | Dr. Ana Miguel Quintas; Dr. Paulo Guerra |

One more sutures workshop? They are never too much, but this one is 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!

| Alcon Facilities

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 4th-6th years | English | Professor Luís Abegão Pinto |

A red eye is a common finding in medical practice. It can be a condition that requires no treatment, as it can endanger the life of your patient! A proper characterization of accompanying signs and symptoms can help differentiate between benign conditions and pathological ones that are worth calling an ophthalmologist.

At the end of this course, participants should be able to have a clinical-oriented insight into ophthalmological emergencies, ranging from making a proper study work-up to differential diagnosis and basic standard treatment. Are you up for the challenge?

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 (ENG) and 16h30-18h30 (PT)| 3rd-6th years | Dr. Miroslava Gonçalves |

Would you know how to act in a situation of pediatric trauma? Are you curious about dealing with occurrences like this?

This workshop will help you develop your clinical reasoning and bring your attention to the details of pediatric surgery. You will have the chance to simulate real-life scenarios and gain a better understanding of the specificities of pediatric age.

Don’t miss out on this workshop! Next time, you will know what to do!

| Amphitheatre 57 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left. The entrance to the amphitheatre is on the wall at the bottom, on the left side.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th | English | Dr. Margarida Cunha |

Paediatrics 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, come and practice with real clinical cases presented, learn the most common manifestations in the ER (Emergency Room) and how to look for them in order to reach the correct diagnosis!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 4th-6th years | English | Dr. Graça Oliveira |

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!

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | 4th-6th year | English | Dr. Francisco Abecasis, Dr. Marisa Vieira |

If you see an infant choking or having a seizure, do you know what to do? What if you are confronted with an accident involving an injured child? The faster you act, the higher the likelihood to save their life!

In this workshop you will have a chance to learn how to be fast and efficient in these situations, practicing on a baby anatomical model to learn certain essential techniques for being able to handle a paediatric emergency.

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 2nd-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Carla Mimoso |

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!

| Prof. Dr. António Serrano Amphitheatre, 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 left and you will find the entrance to the amphitheatre.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Heitor Costa |

Do you know what the economic value of a drug is? Do you know how a drug is approved for copayment? How do you know if a drug is cost-effective?  If you have ever wondered about this then this is the workshop that will answer all of your questions!

| Amphitheatre 58 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 0]
After entering the Egas Moniz Building, you can find this amphitheatre at your left.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 | 3rd-6th year | English | Dr. João Nave |

Do you find yourself lost in all the classes and uses for drugs? Are you about to enter or in a clinical year and pharmacology is nothing but a huge confusion of names, that is of no help to you. Well, this is your change to put an end to it!

In this workshop, participants will acquire basic skills on the clinical application of drugs, through the presentation of clinical cases and discussion of the pharmacological approaches. Different contexts and challenges will be presented to incentivize participants to develop strategies and overcome them!

| Classroom 50 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left, where you will find a few more steps. The room is located in the long corridor behind the cafeteria.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Professor Víctor Fernandes |

Plastic Surgery goes way beyond the 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!

| Centenary Study Room [Central Building, floor 2, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception, the main center space and go outside through the glass doors. Right on your left you will find lifts 8 and 16. Catch a lift or take the stairs up to 2nd floor. Then walk along the hallway, turn right and proceed until you find a door on your right that leads outdoors. Cross the bridge, go inside the building and you will have reached your destination.

| Practical | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th year | Portuguese | Professor Víctor Fernandes |

Do you master sutures and want to learn more complex techniques? In this workshop, you will be able to take out moles without leaving any scar and sew without leaving a trace.

Come and learn some of the techniques Plastic Surgeons use everyday!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Nurse Anabela Mendes |

Have you ever collected blood from a patient? Do you fear you will hurt someone trying it for the first time? Would you like to become an expert in basic punctures?

In this workshop, you will be able to practice in specific models various types of peripheral accesses and other techniques! Don’t miss this opportunity and become confident doing it by yourself.

Each participant should have a white coat.

| ESEL
When you leave the hospital through the Faculty of Medicine main entrance walk until the heliport and then turn left. You will find a path between the trees that will lead you to the Faculty of Nursing (ESEL).

| Practical Workshop |Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | Portuguese | At Anatomy Institute Classroom |

You always thought that hematology was difficult and anatomy too descriptive? Do not let your vision of the bones to decalcify and come and practice bone biopsies. Learn how to perform local anaesthesia and identify some diseases of the blood. Demystify such an important area for any doctor, where art and knowledge shape each other like bone trabeculae.

Come 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).

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 | 4th-6th years | English | Dr. Isabel Neves |

Are you in the clinical years and eager to pass from theory to practice? Have you ever felt that you are unprepared to intervene in the most critical moments?

Knowing how to insert a central venous catheter is an essential procedure for any doctor who deals with critical patients. In this workshop you will be able to gain insights on venous catheterization and to practice this technique.

| 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.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Beatriz Sanchez das Neves |

Traditional Chinese Medicine, in general, and Acupuncture, in particular, have been submitted to many scientific studies in the past few years. There is increasing evidence that several old ideas and concepts may actually be sustained by scientific knowledge. On the top of the list comes Medical Acupuncture, which may be used as a safe and effective means for pain relief.

After a theoretical introduction, you will have the opportunity to be trained to use simple acupuncture techniques for symptomatic treatment of common medical conditions.

| Classroom 2, 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 | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Telmo Firmino |

Have you ever suffered an injury while practicing sports? Or have you ever watched this situation on TV during a football game? Unfortunately, these situations can happen and sometimes put an end to the career of many professional athletes.

Would you like to know how to prevent and proceed when dealing with sports injuries? Would you like one day as a Physiotherapist?

We provide you the great opportunity to learn from health professionals of a big football team!

| Classroom 1, 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.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd – 6th | Portuguese | Prof. Óscar Dias |

Do you know how to use Endoscopes, Fibroscopes and Otoscopes? Have you ever had any contact with this specialty that integrates both a medical and a surgical component?

In this workshop you will have the opportunity to put into practice some of the most used techniques in Otorhinolaryngology, particularly in surgical procedures such as Ear Microsurgery, Nasal Surgery and Laryngeal Microsurgery.

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h-16h | 3rd – 6th | English| Dr. André Casado; Dr. André Alexandre |

The placement of US-guided vascular access has been shown to have a higher success rate and a lower incidence of complications. Using ultrasound requires continuous hands-on training which is the key to increasing skills proficiency in performing these techniques. In this supervised workshop the whole practice will be reviewed and all the participants will be able to practice different techniques in multiple simulators – partial task trainers. This two-hours workshop provides participants with basic knowledge of vascular access techniques to improve patient care and safety during line placement. Additionally, participants can gain experience in this technology designed to enhance the accuracy of central line and peripheral IV placements and build confidence in performing them using ultrasound guidance.

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | Portuguese | Dr. Catarina Teles Martins |

In many situations we know that oxygen is required to treat patients. However, do we know that there are different ways of ventilating a patient, and that each one of them has a particular clinical indication?

Beginning with a brief theoretical introduction, this workshop will focus on the non-invasive techniques BiPAP and CPAP, giving participants the knowledge and practical skills required in a clinical day-to-day basis.

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [Central Building, floor 6, 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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Dr. Francisco Freitas |

How many times have you heard about pneumothorax and pleural effusion? How many times have you identified them during percussion or auscultation? In fact, you can know these pathological conditions by heart and perhaps know theoretically how they are treated, but do you have the practical skills to do so?

In this workshop, you can learn and practice the overall procedure and techniques a pneumologist should perform in emergencies like these. You do not want to miss this new experience!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Paula Borralho |

Have you ever wanted to perform a biopsy? Are you particularly interested in Pathology?

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. Don’t miss out on this workshop! You will be able to develop your skills and improve your precision.

What are you waiting for? Come along and try it yourself!

| Anatomic Pathology Department, Elevator 6 [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. Turn again on your left and you will reach this department.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Professor Leonor Saúde |

The zebrafish model has created its own niche in research, complementing – or even replacing, in some cases – the use of conventional animal models. Unlike humans, the zebrafish is one of the few vertebrate species that can fully restore the function of body parts lost after amputation. It is a fish – and this is undeniably true. Nonetheless, it has been shown to exhibit several similarities with mammalian species.

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.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Professor Maria do Carmo Fonseca |

Have you ever wondered what does it actually take 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? 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!

| Classroom 48 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left, where you will find a few more steps. The room is located in the long corridor behind the cafeteria.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Sara Dehanov, Dr. Tiago Filipe Ferreira |

As a doctor you will often be the harbinger of bad news and the one people who receive them will remember, as they will remember 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!

| Classroom 47 [Egas Moniz Building, floor 01]
Entering the Egas Moniz Building, you will find a staircase at your right. Go down the stairs and turn to your left, where you will find a few more steps. The room is located in the long corridor behind the cafeteria.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese| Dr. Teresa Fontinhas |

Pain is one of the most frequent, stressful and complex symptoms our patients have to face. It is an universal human experience and a very hard one to deal with.  The management of pain is crucial in fields such as Oncology and has suffered major advances in the recent years. New anesthesiology techniques, new medication and new ways to look at it. Do you  want to keep track?

| Prof. Dr. António Serrano Amphitheatre, 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 left and you will find the entrance to the amphitheatre.

| Theoretical/Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Inês Colaço and Dr. Tiago Rodrigues |

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? 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 will come.

| Prof. Dr. Silvio Rebelo Amphitheatre, Elevator 11 [Central Building, floor 5, 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 right, pass the students’ cafeteria and walk through the door at the end of the lane. There you will find lift number 11 that will take you up to 5th floor.

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 | 4th-6th years | English | Dr. Ângelo Nobre (C) |

When it comes to suturing, there is a fine line that separates the best from the rest.

To be the best you must learn from the best, so this year we brought you our Hospital’s Cardiothoracic Surgery team to teach you how to finesse your suture technique in one of the hardest models of them all: a living mouse.

With a living model, you can practice hemostatic sutures and other kinds of procedures that are simply unavailable in any other context. Join us in this rarely available experience!

The participant must have previous practice in sutures.

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | Portuguese | Prof. Dr. João Coutinho |

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!

The participant must have previous practice in laparoscopy.

| Prof. Dr. Eduardo Coelho Study Room [Central Building, floor 01, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and the glass doors. You will find this room, at your left, behind the glass walls.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 14h00-16h00, 16h30-18h30 and Friday 16h30-18h30 | All years | English | Dr. Catarina Castro |

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 on our endo trainers, always with the close supervision of experienced surgeons.

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Prof José Fragata |

From surgical scrubbing to gowning and gloving for surgery, suturing techniques and treatment of various wound, 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 then this workshop is absolutely for you!

It will focus specifically on the art of mastering sutures, where firstly you will 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 with the renowned Prof. José Fragata and his team of cardiothoracic surgeons and learn basic surgery techniques.

| Santa Marta Hospital

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 (English) at Prof. Dr. Eduardo Coelho Study Room and Friday 16h30-18h30 (Portuguese) at Centenary Study Room | All years | English | Prof Paulo Costa; Dr. Fernanda Quirino |

Suture mastership is intimately bonded to surgical art. Every master has a strong base on which he can grow upon, and so, we would like to invite you to join our group of skilled surgeons for to you start to build your own.

Have you wondered 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 a 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!

| Prof. Dr. Eduardo Coelho Study Room [Central Building, floor 01, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception and the glass doors. You will find this room, at your left, behind the glass walls.

| Centenary Study Room [Central Building, floor 2, HSM]
Entering the faculty floor, Floor 01, pass by the reception, the main center space and go outside through the glass doors. Right on your left you will find lifts 8 and 16. Catch a lift or take the stairs up to 2nd floor. Then walk along the hallway, turn right and proceed until you find a door on your right that leads outdoors. Cross the bridge, go inside the building and you will have reached your destination.

| Practical Workshop | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | 1st-2nd years | English | Dr. Mónica Cardoso; Dr. Tiago Oliveira |

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!

| 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.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | 3rd-6th years | English | Prof Dr Ângelo Nobre |

The Heart. A passion for many medical students, the heart is a vital organ for any human being, and therefore an intervention on it must be made only by the most skilled and trained individuals, as any mistake can mean the death of the patient.

But any master has to start somewhere, and so if you ever wondered how it would be to suture a ventricular wall, how to implant an aortic valve or how to fix a ruptured septum, this workshop is for you!

Here you will be able to practise all these techniques and much more, with the knowledge and  assistance of our Hospital’s Heart Surgery Team at your disposal!

The participant must have previous practice in sutures.

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical Workshop | Thursday 16h30-18h30 | 5th-6th years | Portuguese | Prof Dr João Coutinho |

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 much harder! In this one of a kind experience, you will be able to do a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy in a Pig Model in the Experimental Surgery Department, with a help of the most experienced General Surgeons of Hospital Santa Maria!

Take this unique workshop and be a General Surgeon resident for a day, becoming one further step closer to become a skilful surgeon!

The participant must have previous practice in laparoscopy.

| 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 9th floor, where this department is located.

| Practical | Friday 16h30-18h30 and Saturday 16h30-18h30 | All years | Portuguese | Dr. Rodrigo Roquette |

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.