
Cardiology continuing education on doclift covers a broad spectrum – from a compact lunchtime session to an interdisciplinary board, delivered as regular healthcare webinars.
A board-format from the Hirslanden Group – case discussion instead of a frontal lecture. Exactly the kind of format that lives on exchange rather than slides.
"Do They Make a Difference?" – with Dr. Ph.D. Jonathan Weir-McCall from University Hospital Zurich, 2.00 CME credits. A topic at the intersection of cardiology and radiology that asks about clinical benefit rather than the technology itself.
Kantonsspital Aarau, with Prof. Dr. med. Hans-Joachim Kabitz and M.D. Yakup Yokupoglu, 1.00 CME credit. Two leading symptoms that show up in every consultation.
The weekly format from University Hospital Geneva regularly covers cardiovascular topics – including cardiovascular prevention and the cardiovascular benefits of tirzepatide.
What stands out is the range of format lengths: 1 credit over lunch, 2 credits in the evening, full symposia on weekends. That very selection determines whether education fits into clinical routine – or doesn't.
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