Throughout the program, the works presented at the VIII Extension Exhibition of the Bahiana. In the Best Conversation Circle category, the 3rd place went to the work "Exercises and Curiosities as tools to expand the anatomical knowledge of the muscular system", by Ana Luiza Valente Lima, Aiss da Silva Adorno, Jaíne de Souza Bonfim, Bruno Ferreira Rondon Linhares, Atson Carlos de Souza Fernandes and Carina Oliveira dos Santos; the 2nd place went to the work "Emotions in the Pandemia: reports of a group experience", by Gabriela das Chagas Lima, Raquel Vilanova Teixeira, Thaynara Oliveira and Maria Ivana Amado Chaves Guerra, and the 1st place was the work "Production for loan of plaster heart models: expansion of didactic resources in human anatomy learning", by the authors Rute Léa de Moura Pinto, Ariele Casaes Dias, Tainá Marcelle Rodrigues Rocha, Vereda Linay de Almeida Couto, Bruno Ferreira Rondon Linhares, Leila Valverde Ramos and Carina Oliveira dos Santos.

The best Oral Communication works were evaluated by courses. In Biomedicine, the winner was the work "Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection: how does it behave in individuals aged ≥ 60 years in Northeast Brazil?", by authors Vitor Valadares Summers, Luciane Amorim Santos and Viviane Ferreira; in the Nursing course, it was considered the best oral communication work "Surgical Smoke: what do workers in the operating room need to know?", by the authors Luiz Felipe dos Santos Santos and Mary Gomes Silva; in the Physiotherapy course, the work "Functional performance, sleep quality and occurrence of falls in community-dwelling elderly people: prospective longitudinal study?", by Cláudia Costa Pinto Furtado Machado, Cristiane Maria Carvalho Costa Dias, Cristina Salles, Élen Beatriz Carneiro Pinto, Martha Moreira Cavalcante Castro, Marcela Militão and Miguel Gonçalves Meira e Cruz; in the Psychology course, the work "The Psychologist in the context of palliative care: main challenges and coping strategies", by Raquel Edington and Carolina Villa Nova Aguiar; the work "Prevalence of Sleep Disorders in the Elderly" was the winner of the oral communication work of the Medicine course, authored by Augusto Mariano Ferreira Santos, Luiza Leal, João Guilherme Garrido, Luana Rollemberg Seixas, Ranúzia Mercês Santos Galtieri, Yuri Campos Lopes and Cristina Salles.

To conclude the award, Psychology student Keila Vasconcelos Souto also performed some international songs, moving the audience.


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