I'm 31 years old, married+1 and I'm a resident in family medicine within the IDF family medicine department since 06/20. I've graduated medical school at the Technion and graduated my internship at Hillel Yaffe medical center at 2016 with honors. I've been practice medicine since 2017, first as a GP at an IDF naval base for three years where I accompanied soldiers in their most intense period, from their recruitment till the end of their training and also gave operational coverage and telemedicine to soldiers offshore. After this significant time at the naval base, I started my residency. I chose to become a family physician because I couldn't give up the personal relationship with the patients and couldn't give up the diversity of this amazing occupation.

My name is Rita Nascimento. I was born on the 13th of August 1987 in Santarém, a city near Lisbon, Portugal. I have worked as a Family Medicine Resident in Setúbal since 2018, where I currently live with my partner, also a Family Doctor. In 2009 I finished my degree in Dietetics and Nutrition and worked as a nutritionist for seven years. In 2011 I did a postgraduate course in Clinical Nutrition at the Faculty of Medicine of Coimbra. That year I started the Integrated Masters in Medicine in Lisbon, continuing to work as a nutritionist and as a nutrition teacher for the elderly in my city. I finished medical school in 2016. I am currently attending a postgraduate course in Clinical Geriatrics. As a future Family Doctor, my aim is to ensure the dissemination of medicine to the community. My areas of interest are nutrition, health education, especially in vulnerable groups, primary prevention as well as cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. During the last few years I have written several papers that I have presented at national congresses in the areas of hypertension, cardiology and nephrology, and at national congresses of General Practice and Family Medicine. I also took part in a research project in the area of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. My favourite hobby is to enjoy my free time in the wonderful Serra da Arrábida in Setúbal.

4th Year GP Registrar on the South West GP Training Scheme, Ireland. Currently working in the Redhouse Family Practice, MPHC, Mallow, Cork, under trainer Dr David Molony.

Marta Nazha, born in Italy in 31.08.1984, is a General and Family Medicine resident, member of VDGM. She studied at “San Luigi Gonzaga Hospital”, University of Turin. She made an Erasmus Program and she knew the Portugal reality. She finished the Medicine Course in 2014 with 106/110 points with the thesis entitled: "Eco-dialysis: multidimensional analysis of dialysis treatment. From waste management to the production of materials: new approaches for sustainable medicine". In 2015 she made a Qualification for the medical profession – State Exam- and she started to work in “San Luigi Gonzaga Hospital” with the nephrology investigation in “Quality of life of patients in CKD”. In Italy she worked for a little period as substitution of family physician too. She returned in Portugal in 2016 and actually she is in the last year of General and Medicine specialization in USF São Filipe, in Setubal, while she is doing a Master in primary health care with the Porto Faculty Medicine (FMUP). In November 2020 completed postgraduate study in geriatry (FMUP). She lives in Setubal with her husband and our little cat Mimi. Here the scientific production publicated in the last 5 years: -WHAT ARE THE TENSIONAL GOALS IN THE FRAIL ELDERLY?On J Cardio Res & Rep.3(3):2020. -DIETARY SATISFACTION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CKD PATIENTS ON LOW-PROTEIN DIETS: A MULTICENTRE STUDY WITH LONG-TERM OUTCOME DATA (TOPI STUDY).Nephrol Dial Transplant.2019Aug21. -DIET AS A SYSTEM:AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY INVESTIGATING A MULTI-CHOICE SYSTEM OF MODERATELY RESTRICTED LOW-PROTEIN DIETS.BMC Nephrol.2016 Dec 7;17(1):197. -PATIENT SURVIVAL AND COSTS ON MODERATELY RESTRICTED LOW-PROTEIN DIETS IN ADVANCED CKD: EQUIVALENT SURVIVAL AT LOWER COSTS?Nutrients.2016Nov25;8(12). -LOW PROTEIN DIETS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE: A BRIDGE BETWEEN MAINSTREAM AND COMPLEMENTARY-ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES?BMC Nephrol.2016 Jul 8;17(1):76.

I just finished my medical master research internship about lifestyle in colon cancer patients at the General Practice department of The Amsterdam UMC location AMC. I'm currently living in Curacao, looking forward to starting my first job as a doctor here.

Dr Ana Luisa Neves is Associate Director / Advanced Research Fellow at Imperial NIHR Patient Safety Translational Research (PSTRC). Ana oversees the strategic development and delivery against research objectives of Imperial NIHR PSTRC, working closely with the Centre’s NHS partners, such as NHS England/Improvement and Academic Health Science Centre, to accelerate the adoption of scientific evidence for patient safety into practice. Ana also oversees the academic support to the WHO Global Patient Safety Collaborative, a multi-national consortium designed to strengthen patient safety leadership, capacity building and research development in low and middle-income countries. Dr Ana Luisa Neves has more than 10 years of research experience, and >40 papers published in peer-reviewed journals (>1,900 citations), using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Her research focuses on the use of health data and digital technologies to deliver safer, more effective, and patient-centred care. In what concerns teaching activities, she is the Deputy Director of MSc Patient Safety and Module Lead (Digital Health) at the Masters Public Health, at Imperial College London. Ana is also Module Lead (Health Data Collection and Principles of Health Data Science) at the PhD Programme in Health Data Science at University of Porto, where she holds a post as Associate Professor. Ana qualified in Medicine and completed specialist training in General Practice, and has worked as a medical doctor in both high- and low-income countries. She undertook academic and research placements at Institut National de la Santé et Recherche Médicale (Paris) and at Cambridge Health Alliance/Harvard Medical School Affiliate (Boston), before obtaining her PhD in Clinical Medicine at Imperial College London. She is currently an elected member of the Executive Board of the European General Practice Research Network.

I have a Master Degree in Medicine from NOVA Medical School I Faculty of Medical Sciences since 2016. I am a forth year resident in the 4-year Family Medicine program at USF Emergir - ACES Cascais, in Portugal. I attended the Postgraduate Course in Internal Medicine and Pregnancy in 2018; the Parental Guidance course for the Child Care Health Consultation in 2019 and the Course on Awareness of Systemic and Family Intervention of the Portuguese Society of Family Therapy (SPTF) in 2019. At the present time, I am attending the 2nd year of the Specialized Training Course in Systemic and Family Intervention at SPTF. I have also concluded in 2021 the Specialization Course in Traveler Medicine at NOVA Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.