Online CME Courses: From 65 Minutes to 21 Hours

Alongside live webinars and recordings, doclift offers structured online CME courses. The difference from a webinar: no fixed date, but a curriculum.

What's in the catalog

• Resuscitation and Brain Death Diagnosis – Prof. Dr. med. Reto Stocker, 65 minutes
• Stroke Unit – Prof. Simon Jung and Dr. med. Thomas Meinel, 19 hours
• EPIC / KISS – Dr. med. Joachim Kniepert and Dr. med. Florian Schuler, 21 hours

The range is the point

65 minutes versus 21 hours – these are two completely different ways of learning. The short course closes one specific gap. The long one is a curriculum that runs over weeks and simply wouldn't work without saved progress.

That's exactly why a video portal isn't enough: a 21-hour course needs lesson structure, progress tracking, exams and automatic proof of completion – in other words, a real LMS.

Anytime, anywhere, evidence-based

That's how doclift describes the ambition behind these courses. "Anytime" isn't marketing here – it's the precondition: a 19-hour course can only be completed in stages, between shifts, not in one sitting.

Course or webinar?

As a rule of thumb: webinars keep you current, courses build competence. Anyone wanting to go deep into a specialty won't get far with single sessions – and anyone who just wants to stay current doesn't need a curriculum.

Note

Details on courses, speakers and duration as of publication.