It promotes research, continues, and develops its National Interventional Cardiology Registry, collaborates with other national and international counterpart societies, and raises awareness among policymakers about the importance of providing the necessary and appropriate resources to ensure universal and equitable access to timely percutaneous intervention techniques.

The Sport Lisboa e Benfica Health and Performance Congress has established itself as one of the leading multidisciplinary meeting points for professionals dedicated to sports. The event featured two intensive days of debates and presentations on key topics in medicine, nursing, physiotherapy, sports science, nutrition, and psychology.

This opportunity allowed healthcare professionals and researchers to share and discuss research findings, exchange ideas and insights, establish collaboration networks, and drive the development of their careers.