CME Webinars From Swiss University Hospitals on a Healthcare Learning Management System

The quality of a healthcare learning management system isn't decided by its technology — it's decided by who's sending. A look at the institutions whose CME webinars currently run on doclift.

University hospitals and cantonal hospitals

• University Hospital Geneva – weekly symposia and colloquia every Tuesday
• Heidelberg University Hospital – including the interdisciplinary education series from NCT Heidelberg
• Inselspital Bern – Department of Neurology
• Kantonsspital Aarau – including "Lunchtime Talk" and Clinical Ethics
• Kantonsspital St. Gallen
• University Hospital Zurich and Balgrist University Hospital

Medical education in Switzerland – concretely

Examples from the current program: "State of the Art: Tumor-Agnostic Systemic Therapy" from NCT Heidelberg. "How Gender Influences Treatment Response in the ICU" from intensive care medicine. "Lunchtime Talk: Dyspnea & Cough" with Prof. Dr. med. Hans-Joachim Kabitz at Kantonsspital Aarau, worth 1.00 CME credit. Or the "Brain Health and Dementia" symposium at Inselspital Bern, worth 8.00 credits.

A selection of upcoming CME courses is in our monthly overview.

Free and certified

Specialty events on doclift are CME-certified and free for participants. That's not a limited-time promotion — it's the core idea behind the platform. Why that adds up economically is explained here.

Conclusion

Anyone wanting to know whether a healthcare learning management system holds up should look at who's sending. On doclift, that's institutions whose names stand for clinical quality in Switzerland and Germany.