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CME for Primary Care: Tuesday Symposium, Gender Medicine and Continuous Professional Development

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July 17, 2026
CME for Primary Care: Tuesday Symposium, Gender Medicine and Continuous Professional Development

Primary care physicians face a different continuing education problem than specialists: not depth, but breadth. Two formats on doclift address exactly that.

Tuesday Symposium – University Hospital Geneva

This weekly format is deliberately broad. A look at recent weeks' topics shows the range:

  • Conflicting recommendations / grieving patients
  • Cardiovascular prevention / UTIs in women
  • Geriatric rehabilitation and the challenges of care
  • Treatment of hidradenitis suppurativa / auricular closure
  • The hidden guest / cardiovascular benefits of tirzepatide

Two topics per session, every week – that matches the reality of a practice far better than a specialist congress.

Gender medicine

"From Evidence to Patient-Centered Care" with Dr. med. Jeanne Moor (Hirslanden) – a field long under-addressed, with consequences across every specialty.

Neurology for primary care

The Balgrist symposium is also explicitly aimed at primary care – 9.00 credits, more in our neurology overview.

Why format decides everything

Anyone running a practice doesn't have study time built into the schedule. Short, regular formats with automatic credit reporting to the SIWF aren't a convenience here – they're a precondition. That's what real continuous professional development looks like in practice.

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Details as of publication.