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MARTÍNEZ LÓPEZ - Ocorrência de contas de fluorite no Neolítico Final e no Calcolítico da Estremadura (Portugal) JOSÉ MANUEL COMPAÑA PRIETO, LAURA LEÓN REINA, CRISTINA CAPEL FERRÓN, SUSANA ESTHER JORGE VILLAR, VICTOR HERNÁNDEZ JOLÍN & MIGUEL ÁNGEL GARCÍA ARANDA - Archaeometric study of Iberian pottery from “El Castillejo” (Alameda, Malaga, Spain) FABIÁN CUESTA GÓMEZ, ÓSCAR GARCÍA VUELTA, MARC GENER, IGNACIO MONTERO RUÍZ, MERCEDES MURILLO-BARROSO, ALICIA PEREA & MARTINA RENZI - Técnicas de dorado en época prerromana: nuevos casos de estudio en el interior peninsular M. I. DIAS, M. J. TRINDADE, C. FABIÃO, A. SABROSA J. BUGALHÃO, J. RAPOSO, A. GUERRA A. L. DUARTE & M. I. PRUDÊNCIO - Arqueometria e o estudo das ânforas lusitanas: o caso do Núcleo Arqueológico da Rua dos Correeiros, (Lisboa) e de centros produtores do Tejo ELIN FIGUEIREDO, FILIPA LOPES, MARIA DE FÁTIMA ARAÚJO, RUI JORGE CORDEIRO SILVA, JOÃO CARLOS SENNA-MARTINEZ & ELSA LUÍS - Os primeiros bronzes do território Português: uma primeira abordagem arqueometalúrgica a um conjunto de machados tipo Bujões / Barcelos MANUEL GARCÍA-HERAS, FERNANDO AGUA, JUAN F. CONDE, URSZULA KOBYLIŃSKA & ZBIGNIEW KOBYLIŃSKI - Early Iron Age pottery production in Western Poland. An archaeometric perspective P. C. GUTIÉRREZ, A. GARCÍA, E. CATALÁN, A. PARDO, R. CASTELLO & J. BARRIO - Estudio analítico de un conjunto de vidrios procedentes del yacimiento de la Villa de El Saucedo utilizando las técnicas SEM-EDX y LIBS NUNO INÁCIO, FRANCISCO NOCETE, JOSÉ M. NIETO, PEDRO LÓPEZ ALDANA, ANA PAJUELO, MOISÉS R. BAYONA & DANIEL ABRIL - Cerámica común y campaniforme en Valencina de la Concepción (Sevilla): Indagando su procedencia a través del análisis arqueométrico NUNO INÁCIO, FRANCISCO NOCETE, JOSÉ M. NIETO, REINALDO SÁEZ, MOISÉS R. BAYONA & DANIEL ABRIL - Producción y procedencia de la cerámica del poblado de Cabezo Juré (Alosno, Huelva, España): análisis arqueométrico IGNACIO MONTERO RUIZ, YOUSSEF BOKBOT, MERCEDES MURILLO-BARROSO & MARC GENER MORET - Metalurgia pre-islámica en Marruecos: nuevos análisis y valoración comparativa con la metalurgia de la península Ibérica SONIA MURCIA-MASCARÓS, CLODOALDO ROLDÁN, FRANCESCA MONTAGNER, IGNASI DOMENCH VIVES & LIDIA FONT - Análisis de piezas de vidrio procedentes de la excavación Mercado del Borne de Barcelona CARLOS P. ODRIOZOLA, RUI MATALOTO, JESÚS MORENO-GARCÍA, RODRIGO VILLALOBOS-GARCÍA & JOSÉ MARÍA MARTÍNEZ-BLANES - Producción y circulación de rocas verdes y sus productos en el Sw peninsular: el caso de Anta Grande de Zambujeiro CARLOS P. ODRIOZOLA, VÍCTOR HURTADO, ELISA GUERRA DOCE, ROSARIO CRUZ-AUÑÓN & GERMÁN DELIBES DE CASTRO - Los rellenos de pasta blanca en cerámicas campaniformes y su utilización en la definición de límites sociales TERESA PALOMAR, MANUEL GARCÍA-HERAS & Mª ÁNGELES VILLEGA - Deterioro y alteraciones de vidrios romanos en medio marino F. PEREIRA, R. J. C. SILVA, A. M. M. SOARES & M. F. ARAÚJO - Estudo arqueometalúrgico de artefactos provenientes do Castro de Vila Nova de São Pedro (Azambuja, Portugal) LUIS PÉREZ RAMOS & FRANCISCO L. TORRES ABRIL - Geología, litología e identificación de áreas fuente y caracterización de las materias primas líticas del yacimiento del Modo 3 de la desembocadura del río Guadalmesí (Tarifa, Cádiz) FRANCISCO TORRES ABRIL, LUIS PÉREZ RAMOS, VICENTE CASTAÑEDA FERNÁNDEZ, YOLANDA COSTELA MUÑOZ & VERÓNICA SÁNCHEZ LOAIZA - Geología, materias primas y áreas de captación del sitio con tecnología solutrense de la Fontanilla (Conil de la Frontera, Cádiz) R. TRIÃES, J. COROADO & F. ROCHA - Caracterização composicional e tipológica da cerâmica industrial do território de Conimbriga J. A. TUÑÓN LÓPEZ, A. SÁNCHEZ VIZCAÍNO, H. CHIAVAZZA & M. MONTEJO GÁMEZ - Los colores de la cerámica Viluco y Diaguita Chilena: determinación de pigmentos utilizados en la decoración cerámica indígena del norte de Mendoza (Argentina) mediante Microespectroscopía Raman y microfluorescencia de energía dispersiva de rayos X PEDRO VALÉRIO, RUI J. CORDEIRO SILVA, TERESA R. NUNES DA PONTE, MARIA DE FÁTIMA ARAÚJO & ANTÓNIO M. MONGE SOARES - Estudo arqueometalúrgico das dádivas funerárias dos hipogeus do Bronze Pleno do Sudoeste da horta do Folgão (Serpa, Portugal) II. BIOMATERIAIS E ESTUDOS PALEOAMBIENTAIS Y. CARRIÓN MARCO, E. BADAL GARCÍA & I. FIGUEIRAL - Bioindicadores leñosos para conocer los cambios climáticos y antrópicos en Portugal HUGO GOMES, PEDRO P. CUNHA, PIERLUIGI ROSINA & LUIZ OOSTERBEEK - Interpretation of clay mineral associations of Quaternar y sediments at Alto Ribatejo (Central Portugal) III. CONSERVAÇÃO AGNÈS LE GAC, JOSÉ CARLOS FRADE, ANA MARGARIDA CARDOSO, PAULA BARROS, ELSA MURTA & ANTÓNIO CANDEIAS - Elementos para uma arqueologia de misturas de cera-resina usadas como adesivos em talha e escultura policromada A. KRIZNAR, V. MUÑOZ, M. A. RESPALDIZA & M. VEJA - Análisis no destructivo por XRF portátil del retablo de la Natividad del Señor del Maestro de Moguer (siglo XVI) P. PAJUELO CABEZAS, M. J. NUEVO & A. MARTÍN SÁNCHEZ - Caracterización de los pigmentos en la obra del pintor costumbrista español Pérez Jiménez mediante XRF T. SILVA, S. CABO VERDE, G. CARDOSO, A. C. FERNANDES, M. J. TRINDADE, C. I. BURBIDGE, M. I. DIAS, M. L. BOTELHO & M. I. PRUDÊNCIO - Perfis de contaminação e inactivação microbiana em azulejos M. A. STANOJEV PEREIRA, M. I. PRUDÊNCIO, J. G. MARQUES, M. O. FIGUEIREDO, M. I. DIAS, T. P. SILVA, L. ESTEVES, C. I. BURBIDGE, M. J. TRINDADE, R. MARQUES & M. B. ALBUQUERQUE - Tomografia de neutrões aplicada a azulejos dos séculos XVI e XVII – visualização para caracterização, diagnóstico e optimização de técnicas de conservação RICARDO TRIÃES, JOÃO COROADO, FERNANDO ROCHA & VIRGÍLIO HIPÓLITO CORREIA - Estudo tipológico da cerâmica de construção da cidade romana de Conimbriga, Portugal – Metodologia para a conservação de estruturas arqueológicas IV. DATAÇÃO J. SANJURJO-SÁNCHEZ, J. R. VIDAL ROMANÍ, M. VAQUEIRO & A. GRANDAL D’ANGLADE - Datación por termoluminiscencia de cerámicas de cuevas y cavidades graníticas en el Nw de la Península Ibérica V. PATRIMÓNIO CONSTRUÍDO C. ALVES - O presente como chave do passado no estudo das alterações dos materiais do património cultural M. A. ROGERIO-CANDELERA, A. Z. MILLER, A. DIONÍSIO, M. F. MACEDO & C. SAIZ-JIMÉNEZ - Técnicas no destructivas para la monitorización cuantitativa y cualitativa de procesos de biodeterioro en materiales pétreos J. SANJURJO-SÁNCHEZ & C. A. S. ALVES - Isótopos estables en materiales de construcción pétreos como trazadores de los efectos de la polución J. SANJURJO-SÁNCHEZ & M. GÓMEZ-HERAS - Establecimiento de las temperaturas máximas alcanzadas en el incendio de edificios históricos por termoluminiscencia VI. TÉCNICAS ANALÍTICAS E METODOLÓGICAS GUILHERME CARDOSO, LUIZ OOSTERBEEK & M. ISABEL DIAS - Construção de uma base de dados de datações de sítios arqueológicos da Península Ibérica: contribuição para o estudo de sequências cronológicas

O medronheiro é um arbusto da região mediterrânica que pode ser encontrada por todo o país. Ao contrário do que verifica na região sul do país, no concelho de Castelo de Paiva é atribuída uma reduzida importância económica a esta espécie. Com o intuito de preservar e potenciar a produção desta espécie e contribuir para a dinamização da economia do concelho, procedeu-se à caracterização morfológica e genética de uma amostra da população de medronheiros de Castelo de Paiva. A caracterização morfológica e genética foi realizada para um total de 10 genótipos. Para tal recolheram-se 70 folhas aleatoriamente em cada árvore. Em 40 folhas mediu-se o comprimento, largura, comprimento do pedúnculo, peso fresco, peso seco e determinou-se a área foliar. Dos caracteres morfológicos analisados, aqueles que se revelaram mais úteis na distinção dos vários genótipos foram: comprimento do pedúnculo, peso fresco e peso seco. As restantes 30 folhas foram utilizadas para a caracterização genética. Esta caracterização foi realizada recorrendo a um marcador de DNA, ISSR. Os 5 primeiros exemplaresutilizados na técnica de ISSR demonstraram-se polimórficos. Os resultados da caracterização genética sugerem que a variabilidade genética na população é média a alta.

O CHTS pretende e ambiciona na literacia em saúde, na vertente do cidadão, que haja mais igualdades em saúde e que, este cidadão perante a necessidade de tomar decisões de forma autónoma (muitas vezes de elevada complexidade), sobre a promoção de saúde, prevenção das doenças ou seu tratamento, esteja informado e com conhecimentos para o fazer. Pretende que o cidadão seja capaz de obter melhor acesso aos cuidados de saúde, usar e usufruir da forma mais adequada e, de forma intencional e consciente, possa obter os maiores benefíciospara a manutenção do seu estado de saúde. A OMS, define Literacia em Saúde como “o grau em que os indivíduos têm a capacidade de obter, processar e entender as informações básicas de saúde para utilizarem os serviços e tomarem decisões adequadas de saúde”, ou seja, a literacia em saúde contempla um conjunto de conhecimentos, atitudes, habilidades e até competências que capacitam a pessoa no acesso, compreensão das informações para que possa avaliar de forma critica a sua relevância no uso responsável desse conhecimento. Foi, neste contexto, que surgiu no CHTS uma nova ótica de leitura e de intervenção das suas equipas multidisciplinares, na consecução de projetos e ações que visam reforçar os níveis de literacia, de forma multidimensional e colaborativa, aproximando-se cada vez mais da centralidade no cidadão, bem como de uma maior eficiência e eficácia dos serviços, qualidade assistencial e satisfação do cidadão e profissional. Deve-se muito à capacidade dos profissionais de saúde, mesmo com diferenças de uns para outros, em identificar as necessidades das pessoas, em estarem disponíveis para promover mudança, a avaliar diariamente o nível de compreensão, capacidades para realizar tarefas prescritas, motivação e nível de mudança comportamental do cidadão, tendo em conta a sua idade e o seu estado de saúde. José Ribeiro Nunes, Enf. Diretor, Prefácio

Introduction: Immune profile for influenza viruses is highly changeable over time. Serological studies can assess the prevalence of influenza, estimate the risk of infection, highlight asymptomatic infection rate and can also provide data on vaccine coverage. The aims of the study were to evaluate pre-existing cross-protection against influenza A(H3) drift viruses and to assess influenza immunity in the Portuguese population. Materials and methods: We developed a cross-sectional study based on a convenience sample of 626 sera collected during June 2014, covering all age groups, both gender and all administrative health regions of Portugal. Sera antibody titers for seasonal and new A(H3) drift influenza virus were evaluated by hemagglutination inhibition assay (HI). Seroprevalence to each seasonal influenza vaccine strain virus and to the new A(H3) drift circulating strain was estimated by age group, gender and region and compared with seasonal influenza-like illness (ILI) incidence rates before and after the study period. Results: Our findings suggest that seroprevalences of influenza A(H3) (39.9%; 95% CI: 36.2-43.8) and A(H1)pdm09 (29.7%; 95% CI: 26.3-33.4) antibodies were higher than for influenza B, in line with high ILI incidence rates for A(H3) followed by A(H1)pdm09, during 2013/2014 season. Low pre-existing cross-protection against new A(H3) drift viruses were observed in A(H3) seropositive individuals (46%). Both against influenza A(H1)pdm09 and A(H3) seroprotection was highest in younger than 14-years old. Protective antibodies against influenza B were highest in those older than 65 years old, especially for B/ Yamagata lineage, 33.3% (95% CI: 25.7-41.9). Women showed a high seroprevalence to influenza, although without statistical significance, when compared to men. A significant decreasing trend in seroprotection from north to south regions of Portugal mainland was observed. Conclusions: Our results emphasize that low seroprotection increases the risk of influenza infection in the following winter season. Seroepidemiological studies can inform policy makers on the need for vaccination and additional preventive measures.

Introduction: Immune profile for influenza viruses is highly changeable over time. Serological studies can assess the prevalence of influenza, estimate the risk of infection, highlight asymptomatic infection rate and can also provide data on vaccine coverage. The aims of the study were to evaluate pre-existing cross-protection against influenza A(H3) drift viruses and to assess influenza immunity in the Portuguese population. Materials and methods: We developed a cross-sectional study based on a convenience sample of 626 sera collected during June 2014, covering all age groups, both gender and all administrative health regions of Portugal. Sera antibody titers for seasonal and new A(H3) drift influenza virus were evaluated by hemagglutination inhibition assay (HI). Seroprevalence to each seasonal influenza vaccine strain virus and to the new A(H3) drift circulating strain was estimated by age group, gender and region and compared with seasonal influenza-like illness (ILI) incidence rates before and after the study period. Results: Our findings suggest that seroprevalences of influenza A(H3) (39.9%; 95% CI: 36.2–43.8) and A(H1)pdm09 (29.7%; 95% CI: 26.3–33.4) antibodies were higher than for influenza B, in line with high ILI incidence rates for A(H3) followed by A(H1)pdm09, during 2013/2014 season. Low pre-existing crossprotection against new A(H3) drift viruses were observed in A(H3) seropositive individuals (46%). Both against influenza A(H1)pdm09 and A(H3) seroprotection was highest in younger than 14-years old. Protective antibodies against influenza B were highest in those older than 65 years old, especially for B/Yamagata lineage, 33.3% (95% CI: 25.7–41.9). Women showed a high seroprevalence to influenza, although without statistical significance, when compared to men. A significant decreasing trend in seroprotection from north to south regions of Portugal mainland was observed. Conclusions: Our results emphasize that low seroprotection increases the risk of influenza infection in the following winter season. Seroepidemiological studies can inform policy makers on the need for vaccination and additional preventive measures.

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INVITED SPEAKERS S1.01 AI Generative Models for Drug DiscoveryJoel Arrais, University of Coimbra, Portugal S1.02 Anomaly Detection in Multivariate Time Series: Where Are We Heading?Sónia Gouveia, University of Aveiro, Portugal S1.03 Rethinking Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare: Why Data Needs KnowledgeCátia Pesquita, University of Lisbon, Portugal S2.01 Prediction Models and their Value in Clinical Decision MakingMarta García-Fiñana, University of Liverpool, United Kingdon S3.01 Assessing Healthcare Professionals’ Knowledge Of Inhaler Devices: Development and Validation of a QuestionnaireTiago Maricoto, USF Beira Ria, ULS of the Aveiro Region; University of Beira Interior, Portugall S3.02 Artificial Intelligence in Evidence Synthesis and Health Decision MakingManuel Cruz, Faculty of Medicine of the University of Porto, Portugal   BIOMETRY SESSION OF SPE Bio01 Identifying Active and Inactive App Usage Using Finite Mixture Models - CINDERELLA projectAna Sofia Barata, University of Lisbon, Portugal Bio02 Smarter Decisions, Better Outcomes: The Role of Predictive Modelling in HealthBárbara Oliveiros, University of Coimbra, Portugal Bio03 Risk Factors Associated with High-Grade Cervical Lesions: A Multivariate Approach Integrating HPV and Sociodemographic VariablesIrene Oliveira, University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Portugal,   ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 0C01 Standardizing retinal thickness and macular volume across SD-OCT devices: development of a conversion factor for segmentation correction below the RPEAna C. Almeida, Christian Schwartz, Inês Pinto, Ana Rocha, Daniel Figueiredo, Cláudia Farinha, Torcato Santos, Conceição Lobo, Ana R. Santos OC02 Pharmacological interventions for the management of temporomandibular disorders: a systematic review and meta-analysis.Cristiana Palmela Pereira, Beatriz Serra, João P. Martins OC03 Interventions to chemotherapy and radiotherapy induced oral mucositis: A systematic review and meta-analysisCristiana Palmela Pereira, Inês Marques, João P. Martins OC04 Pharmacological therapy in temporomandibular disorders: A clinical case series (2020 to 2024)Beatriz Serra, Rui Santos, Francisco Salvado, Francisco Azevedo Coutinho, Cristiana Palmela Pereira OC05 Pharmacological management of chemotherapy- and/or radiotherapy-induced oral mucositis: A study at ULS Santa MariaInês Marques, Rui Santos, Francisco Salvado, Francisco Azevedo Coutinho, Cristiana Palmela Pereira OC06 Therapeutic management of oral manifestations in Sjögren’s SyndromeCristiana Palmela Pereira, Catarina Robim, Ana Rodrigues, Francisco Azevedo Coutinho, Francisco Salvado, João Paulo Martins OC07 Impact of the 2023/2024 COVID-19 vaccination campaign on severe outcomes in older adults in Portugal: An ecological approachAna Vilhena, Patrícia Soares, Vera Afreixo, Ausenda Machado OC08 Validation for the Portuguese population of the Aberdeen Varicose Vein QuestionnaireJoão Silva, Luís Loureiro, Rui Machado OC09 Dual-Energy computed tomography for the evaluation of thoracolumbar spine fractures: A systematic review and meta-analysisMagda C. Correia, Mário G. Monteiro, João P. Figueiredo OC10 Indoor air quality in hospital environment: a statistical analysis of exposure patterns and symptoms among healthcare professionals - a preliminary studyAntónio Loureiro, João P. Figueiredo, Ana Ferreira, Nelson Barros OC11 Modelling the impact of transformational leadership on cardiac sonographer performance: A mediation analysisJoana Braga, Andreia Vitória, Ana Dias OC12 Exploring variability and learning effects in a motor imagery-based brain-machine interface: A pilot study using mixed-effects modelsMarta S. Torres, Tatiana C. Arede, João P. Oliveira, João A. Freitas, Miguel S. Pais-Vieira OC13 Cutoff-free approach for analysing serological data using finite mixtures of Gaussian linear regression modelsNuno Sepúlveda OC14 Efficacy of brain–machine interfaces-based rehabilitation on upper limb recovery after stroke: A meta-analysisMarta S. Torres, Tatiana C. Arede, Nuno V. Vieira, João P. Oliveira, João A. Freitas, Miguel S. Pais-Vieira OC15 A spatial perspective on domestic violence crimes in Setúbal, Portugal. Rita Carrilho, Isabel Natário, Paula Simões  OC16 Long-read DNA methylation profiling in age-related macular degeneration: An exploratory study from the Coimbra Eye StudyRita Coimbra, Ana R. Guimarães, Gabriela R. Moura, Manuel A. S. Santos, Cláudia Farinha, Patrícia Barreto, Rufino Silva OC17 Risk factors and dietary patterns associated with AMD: The AMD LifeGene studyAlina Humenyuk, Rita Coimbra, Patrícia Barreto, Rufino Silva, Cláudia Farinha OC18 Retinal microvascular and neuronal alterations in type 2 diabetes: Insights from a population-based screening programme (START2)Marta Pais, Ana C. Almeida, Inês Pinto, Débora Reste-Ferreira, Torcato Santos, Ana R. Santos, Inês P. Marques OC19 Development of a population health composite indicator for Portuguese NUTS III regionsDiana A. G. Vieira, Emanuel Valpaços, Beatriz Martinho, Bruno Gago, Pedro Macedo OC20 Simplifying high-dimensional psychosocial data in occupational health using principal component analysisEsmeralda P.S. Ferreira, César E.L. Rodrigues, Inês C. Duarte OC21 PBM and transfusion in surgical patients: A comparative analysis before and after implementationMaria M. Fernandes, César E. Rodrigues, Diana C. Paupério, Sandrine Jorge  OC22 Mechanism-based stratification of immunocompromised individuals for severe COVID-19 risk assessment using national health registriesJoão Malato, Diana Póvoas, Paulo Nogueira, Luís Graça OC23 Maternal sleep health in women with young children: association with infant sleep and feeding patternsMariana Marques, Marcelo Santos, Maudy Muchanga, Rita Leal, Vera Afreixo OC24 Self-efficacy in breastfeeding and the experience of the WHO/UNICEF ten steps to successful breastfeeding in Portuguese mothersInês C. Duarte, Helga A. Matos, Ana S. Assunção, Carolina L. Batista, Rita F. Leal OC25 Impact of risk factors on chronic kidney diseaseRute M. Veríssimo, Ana P. Mendes, Mara L. Macedo, David A. Silva, Joana Bordalo OC26 Assessment of psychosocial factors at work: cluster analysis of COPSOQ in non-healthcare professionalsMara L. Macedo, Ana P. Mendes, Rute M. Veríssimo, Pedro S. Couto OC27 Assessment of psychosocial factors at work: principal component analysis of COPSOQ in non-healthcare professionalsAna P. Mendes, Mara L. Macedo, Rute M. Veríssimo, Pedro S. Couto OC28 Isolation forest and one-class support vector machine for cognitive decline detection in the Brain on Track medical deviceMatilde Q. Tavares, Joana Pais, Luís M. Silva, Bruno Gagot OC29 Impact of minute zero scan timing on days of hospitalisation in hip fracture surgeryLetícia Sousa, Carolina Mafra, Filipa Martins; Margarida Balseiro, Jorge Cabral, Elena Segura-Grau OC30 Prognostic models in endovascular stroke treatment: External validation and incremental value of admission variablesBeatriz Monteiro, Ana H. Tavares, Tiago Gregório OC31 Tachycardiomyopathy: clinical, laboratory, and echocardiographic studySofia Santo, Joaquim Castanheira, João Paulo Figueiredo, Paulo Dias Costa, Luís M. Santos. OC32 Monitoring hypertension care in Portuguese primary health care centres: A multi-level interrupted time-series analysis with automated structural break detectionPedro L. Ferreira, Marta Varandas, Pedro D. Rebelo OC33 Modulation of MMP-9 activity in adipose tissue of Goto-Kakizaki rats following bromocriptine and liraglutide treatmentBeatriz Lourenço, João P. Figueiredo, Beatriz Carvalho, Beatriz Caramelo, Carina Magalhães, Diana Sousa, Ana Valado, Paulo C. Matafome, Armando Caseiro OC34 Evaluation of matrix metalloproteinases in serum and adipose tissue of rats born from diabetic mothersGonçalo Magalhães, João Paulo Figueiredo, Inês Rosa, Andreia Amaro, Ana Valado, Paulo C. Matafome, Armando Caseiro OC35 Sex-dependent variations in emergency department triage priority: a flowchart-specific analysisMaria Morais, João Lindo, Joaquim Alvarelhão OC36 Chronic diseases and substance use in incarcerated women: an observational studyTiago Faria, Joaquim Alvarelhão OC37 Impact of intensive care unit hospitalization on functional recovery and autonomy in patients with post-intensive care syndrome: A comparative analysis with stroke patientsBruna P. Morim, Rui C. Santos, Vera Afreixo OC38 Comparative performance of fail-safe number estimators under publication biasVanusa Rocha, Vera Afreixo, Miguel Felgueiras OC39 Bone mineral density in individuals with spinal cord injury: A cross-sectional study at Centro de Reabilitação do NorteMariana Pinto, Margarida Rodrigues OC40 The injectable paradigm in HIV: evaluating the efficacy and acceptability of CAB/RPV in a real-world cohortMatilde Tavares, Martina Arandjelovic, Liliana Maia, António Maio, Vera Afreixo, Joana Martinez, Ana Correia, Andreia Jesus, Ana Martins, Lorrane Viana, Jorge Velez, Filomena Freitas OC41 Mechanical thrombectomy outcomes in real-world data: propensity score matching and weighting approachesJoana Martins, Vera Afreixo, Sérgio Matos, Tiago Gregório OC42 Association between latent class membership identified during adolescence with chronic pain and pain tolerance threshold outcomes. Carolina Gonçalo, Isabel Marantes, Raquel Lucas, Bruno M. Neves, Milton Severo OC43 Weekly forecasting of primary care and emergency healthcare demand using time series modelsSara R. B. Murça, Rui P. Leitão OC44 Development and statistical bench validation of a digital oxygen flowmeterRui M. C. Santos, Bruno M. Gago, Cátia Caneiras, João C. Winck

A Escola do Porto da Faculdade de Direito da Universidade Católica Portuguesa atribui, anualmente, a dezenas de estudantes, o grau de mestre em Direito, em sete áreas de especialização, bem como o grau de mestre em Direito e Gestão. Com o intuito de dar visibilidade ao resultado da investigação, a Escola do Porto da Faculdade de Direito tomou a decisão de publicar as dissertações de mestrado que obtiveram as mais elevadas classificações. Assim, são publicadas, anualmente, as melhores dissertações de mestrado cujas provas se tenham realizado até dezembro do ano civil anterior. Esta divulgação permite partilhar investigação de qualidade com a demais comunidade científica. Para além disso, constitui um incentivo para a qualificação da investigação dos mestrandos em Direito e em Direito e Gestão. É nossa convicção que esta iniciativa contribui para uma profícua partilha de conhecimento e que permite a abertura de uma via dialogante com a comunidade jurídica e a sociedade civil. O presente número integra quarenta e sete dissertações. São apresentadas por ordem alfabética de autor e abarcam áreas tão diversas como o Direito Criminal, o Direito Internacional e Europeu, o Direito da Empresa e dos Negócios, o Direito do Trabalho, o Direito Administrativo, o Direito Fiscal, e o Direito Privado. A coordenação deste projeto pretende deixar público agradecimento ao trabalho minucioso e dedicado da Dra. Isabel Ferreira.

P01 - Analysis of cervical node metastasis in oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma patientsLeonor Cruz Silva, José Cunha Coutinho,Gonçalo Cunha Coutinho, Ricardo Miguel Vieira de São João, Tiago Dias Domingues, Cecília Caldas, Paulo Palmela, Miguel Nobre, Francisco Salvado P02 - Odontometrics analysis as tool of Legal Medicine discipline to decide about perfil postmortem of cadavers: apply in a commingled archaeological human population related to 1755 Lisbon’s earthquakeCristiana Palmela Pereira, Valon Nushi, Tatiana Major, Guilherme Borges, Lara Lopes, Lisa Zheng, Ana Rodrigues, Rui Santos P03 - Forensic dental age assessment: effect size on real age forensic medical reportCristiana Palmela Pereira, Valon Nushi, Diana Augusto, Adriana Santos, Mafalda Marques, Sakher J. AlQhatani, Rui Santos P04 - Effect of statins intake in the risk for progression of age-related macular degeneration – a comparison of two Cox regression models applied to the Coimbra Eye StudyRita Coimbra, Patrícia Barreto, Cláudia Farinha, Rufino Silva P05 - Association between the adrenoreceptor β2 gene and pediatric asthma severity – a study of the PACMAN cohortMaria Leonor Caleiro, Patricia Soares, Marília Antunes P06 - Communication strategies used by health professionals and finalist students from health areas with people with aphasiaDaniela Jesus, Ana Rita Pinheiro, Pedro Sá-Couto, Maria A. Matos P07 - Association of the practice of contact sports with the development of amyotrophic lateral sclerosisAna Rita Henriques, Marta Gromicho, Julian Grosskreutz, Magdalena Kuzma-Kozakiewicz, Susanne Petri, Hilmi Uysal, Susana Pinto, Marília Antunes, Mamede de Carvalho, Ruy M. Ribeiro P08 - Self-perceived functioning in relation to existing symptoms 12 months after SARS-COV-2 infection in workers of an industrial facility in Aveiro Region – an observational study.Ana R. Pádua, Marco Gama, João Conde, Joaquim Alvarelhão P09 - Disclosing gene signatures in gliomas via classification and dimensionality reduction methodsJoão F. Carrilho, Roberta Coletti, Marta B. Lopes P10 - Explanatory variables consistency and association strengths in sepsis diagnosis: a methods comparisonVanusa Rocha, Vera Afreixo, Luís Cabral P11 - Identification of the molecular basis of heart failure through Microarray mergingSandra Magalhães, Sílvia O. Diaz, Adelino Leite-Moreira, António S. Barros P12 - What is the predictive value of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) in terms of future cardiovascular events for patients with resistant hypertension?Simão Carvalho, Carlos Costa, Flávio G. Pereira, Susana Lopes, José Mesquita Bastos P13 - STOP-Bang questionnaire as a screening tool for obstructive sleep apnea syndrome in the bariatric population: a meta-analysisSara Velha, Emília Lima Silva, Maria da Conceição Costa P14 - Brain protection strategies in the surgical treatment of acute type A aortic dissection and the occurrence of intraoperative brain damage - a systematic literature review and meta-analysisCarolina Lança Pereira, Tiago Adrega P15 - Perceived health status of patients in a hyperbaric medicine unit in the north of PortugalAntónio Pedro Ferreira, Filipe Alvarilhão, Paula Inês Rebelo, Manuel Lopes, Óscar Camacho, Joaquim Alvarelhão P16 - Relevance of testing proportional hazard assumption in Cox Regression - Sex differences in long-term survival after coronary artery bypass graftingInês Sousa, Sílvia Diaz, Rui J. Cerqueira, Ana Filipa Ferreira, Mário J. Amorim, Paulo Pinho, André P. Lourenço, António S. Barros, Francisca Saraiva, Adelino Leite-Moreira P17 - Exploring the impact of sex differences on atrial fibrillation recurrence after catheter ablation using a data-driven approachSílvia O. Diaz, Ana Inês Aguiar Neves, Augusto Sá Carvalho, Mariana Ribeiro Silva, Gualter Santos Silva, João Almeida, Paulo Fonseca, Marco Oliveira, Helena Gonçalves, Francisco Sampaio, João Primo, Francisca Saraiva, António S. Barros; Ricardo Fontes-Carvalho P18 - Lipidomic profiling of HFpEF patients for the stratification of cardiovascular riskSílvia O. Diaz, António S. Barros, Pedro Palma, António Angélico-Gonçalves, Francisco Vasques-Nóvoa, Francisca Saraiva, José A Belo, Otília V Vieira, Adelino F Leite-Moreira P19 - Assessing the prognostic value of metabolites in patients with heart failure: a systematic review and meta-analysisLeonel Sousa Neves, Francisca Saraiva, Adelino Leite-Moreira, António S. Barros, Sílvia O. Diaz P20 - Decoding the genetic architecture behind disease heterogeneity: A genome-wide association study and cluster analysis in COPDGuilherme Rodrigues, Rui Marçalo, Gabriela Moura, Vera Afreixo, Alda Marques P21 - Low versus high-resource pulmonary rehabilitation settings in COPD: a retrospective, propensity score-matched, non-inferiority studyJoana Antão, Cátia Paixão, Patrícia Rebelo, Ana Machado, Sara Souto-Miranda, Ana Sofia Grave, Cíntia Dias, Guilherme Rodrigues, Tânia Pinho, M. Aurora Mendes, Ana Oliveira, Alda Marques P22 - Evolution of the risk perception of infection by COVID-19 – Evidence from the COVID-19 Barometer: Social OpinionInês Paixão, Marília Antunes, Patrícia Soares P23 - Relationship between WAI, BriefCOPE and COPSOQII scales: a multivariate analysis on health care professionalsAlina Humenyuk, Inês Baptista, Rodrigo Antunes, Pedro Sá-Couto, Marco Ramos P24 - What proportion of women refers moderate to severe pain during office hysteroscopy with a mini- hysteroscope? A systematic review and meta- analysisMargarida Cordoeiro, Susana Lima Oliveira, Maria Helena Solheiro, António Santos-Paulo, Vera Afreixo P25 - Fetal hemoglobin level impact on the clinical and laboratory profile of SCA patientsAriana Freire, Vera Afreixo, Vanusa Rocha, Enrique Martinez, José Raya, João Gonçalves P26 - Effectiveness of neural mobilization techniques in decreasing pain and improving function in people with low back and neck pain: a systematic review with meta-analysisFrederico Baptista, Ellen Nery, Eduardo B. Cruz, Vera Afreixo, Anabela G. Silva P27 - Bacterial co-infections in patients with COVID-19: a retrospective single center studyRaquel Diaz, Vera Afreixo, Filipa Rocha, Gabriela Nogueira, Bruno Gago. P28 - Forecast model for Performance Indicators, a case of USF Arte NovaCatarina Cardoso, José P. Antunes P29 - Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy: association between clinic and ambulatory blood pressure and adverse pregnancy outcomesEline S. Barbosa, José M. Bastos P30 - Patients pain and anxiety in office hysteroscopyMaria Francisca Vilaça, Catarina Toscano, António Santos Paulo, Vera Afreixo P31 - Modelling COVID-19 with graph theory and cellular automata as an alternative to overcome the limitations of the SIR model.Rodrigo Antunes, Sofia J. Pinheiro, Cristiana J. Silva, Vera Afreixo, Pedro Rebelo, Rui Pedro Leitão P32 - Determinants of surgical site infection in hip and knee arthroplasty: A retrospective cohort studyCatarina Alves Rodrigues, Cristina Nunes, Sandra Linhares, Cristiano Matos P33 - The dimension reduction power of ClustOfVar: application of the variable cluster analysis technique in a mixed data health databaseNatacha Oliveira, Milton Severo P34 - Coping strategies and psychosocial factors at work of dietitians/ nutritionists: a multivariate analysis approachRaquel Simões, João Oliveira, Pedro Sá-Couto, Marco Ramos P35 - Are coping and workplace psychosocial factors related to work ability in physicians? A PLS-SEM approachJoana Ricardo Pires, Pedro Sá Couto, Pedro Bem-Haja, Marco Ramos P36 - Occupational health, well-being and ability to work in a sample of Portuguese NursesDiana Lucas, Hugo Senra, Vitor Rodrigues, Pedro Sá Couto, Marco Ramos P37 - Exploratory and inferential analysis of children's eye defects screening in the region of AveiroDiana Lucas, Joana C. Santos, Jorge M. S. Marques, Rui P. Leitão P38 - Physicians’ perceptions of psychosocial factors and coping strategies in their ability to work: a multivariate analysisPedro Couto, Ana Messias, Marta Estrela, Pedro Sá Couto, Marco Ramos P39 - Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio as a prognostic marker in highly PD-L1 expressing advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients in first line treatment with PembrolizumabJoana Dias, Lídia Gomes, Ana Figueiredo, Fernando Barata