63rd SIN National Congress 2022

From a concrete point of view, this post-covid (or late-covid) era gives nephrology an incredible series of opportunities that arise from the almost weekly proliferation of therapeutic options and medical promises that significantly and constantly modify decision making and bring the guidelines that, after a few years from their issue, often appear to be outdated or not related to clinical practice, are increasingly being discussed. In this context in which the progress of information evolves in such a convulsive manner, in our opinion, scientific promulgation and periodic updating mediated by scientific societies are of great importance. The latter is a fundamental trajectory of the research-scientific verification-clinical application trajectory which of necessity must be based on evidence and on dialectical verifications so that it can become productive and balanced in its operational consequences. I do not think it is useful to enter specifically with a focus on some aspect of the program that may emerge on the others, as the whole program is a mixing of proposals that want to create a vibrant dialogue between specialists who deal with the various specializations and hyper-specializations of nephrology, leading to a cultural exchange and a mutual updating. The reading of the program with its specific articulations is proof of this. So, all that remains is to participate.