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Beyond the large series, doclift runs a number of specialty-specific formats – medical webinars smaller in frequency, not in ambition.
The Operative Gynecology webinar series from University Hospital Freiburg – built as a series, not a one-off.
The Rheumatology Seminar at Kantonsspital St. Gallen, including "Vasculitis with Cutaneous Manifestation" with Prof. Dr. med. Cord Sunderkötter – 2.00 CME credits. A good example of cross-disciplinary overlap: rheumatology meets dermatology.
"Interdisciplinary Treatment of Osteoporotic Vertebral Fractures" with Dr. Ina Krull, Kantonsspital St. Gallen – 4.00 credits. Relevant for endocrinology, orthopedics and physiotherapy alike.
"How Gender Influences Treatment Response in the ICU" from University Hospital Heidelberg – delivered in English, like several formats in the program.
Kantonsspital Aarau runs its own series on clinical ethics – a topic that's chronically underrepresented in continuing education, yet comes up constantly on the ward.
"Plasma Cell Myeloma / Multiple Myeloma – State of the Diagnostic Art" with Dr. med. Michael Liu, University Hospital Zurich.
For a specialist, the size of a series isn't relevant – whether it covers their field is. This is exactly where generic catalogs fail: they're large, but not relevant to the individual.
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