He The General Council of Podiatry celebrates in Cartagenathe 53rd National Podiatry Congress next October 4 and 5; becoming the most important meeting point of the year for professionals in the sector. For two days, more than 1,000 podiatrists from across the country will come together to debate, train and learn about the most recent scientific and technological advances applied to podiatric health.
Reference Congress
This congress, which has already established itself as an essential event on the professional calendar, It will offer a unique opportunity for podiatrists to update themselves in various key areas of the practice of their profession.. High-level scientific presentations by national and international experts will cover fundamental topics such as biomechanics and advanced orthopodology, podiatric surgery, both minimally invasive and open surgery, and the treatment of complex foot pathologies by interventional ultrasound and other evidence-based surgical treatments. scientist; with a particular emphasis on prevention and improving the quality of care.
In addition to the training sessions, the Congress will offer a trade exhibition where the main companies in the sector will present the latest technological innovations. Attendees will be able to see news and devices first-hand designed to improve diagnosis and podiatric treatments, keeping professionals at the forefront of scientific progress.
New this year, Edurne Pasaban, recognized athlete and very committed to promoting health and well-beingwill be one of the star protagonists of the 53rd National Podiatry Congress. Edurne, recognized for being the first woman to climb all 14 of the world’s highest peaks, will share her experience on the importance of teamwork and overcoming challenges, emphasizing how collaboration and effective communication are essential both in mountaineering and in the practice of podiatry. His speech will inspire participants to take a holistic approach to their professional development.
The choice of Cartagena as the venue for the 53rd edition of this congress underlines the firm commitment ofl General Council of Podiatry with the holding of events of great importance in terms of continuing education for Spanish members.
This city, famous for its rich ancient history and cultural heritage, will provide an exceptional environment that will allow participants to combine professional training with an appreciation of its historical heritage.
Registrations open
Interested parties can register for the Congress via the official event page. The full program of presentations, workshops and activities, as well as information on accommodation and registration details, are also available on the website.
To close the Congress, International Podiatry Day, celebrated on October 8, will highlight the importance of foot care for general health.
From the General Council of Podiatry, we take advantage of this day to appeal to the population on the need to undergo periodic podiatry checks and to prevent major problems through adequate and timely treatment.
It is also a privileged opportunity to strengthen the recognition of podiatry as an essential health discipline, by highlighting the importance of the specialized training of podiatrists and its impact on general well-being. Equitable access to podiatry services across the country is called for, fully integrating podiatry into the national health system, and the need for continuing education to keep abreast of innovations in the sector is highlighted.
Additionally, there is a call to promote research to improve treatments and interdisciplinary collaboration in patient care, given that foot health affects overall health. Finally, we seek to raise public awareness of the importance of foot care and its impact on quality of life. This event, which coincides with the 53rd National Congress of Podiatry in Cartagena, closes a week dedicated to professional excellence in the field.
