Medical education focused on real needs
Our continuing medical education courses are accredited and allow you to meet your educational goals, apply for jobs in health institutions and elevate your professional career.
With our courses you have access to exclusive content of a high scientific level
Exclusive and independent education.
Programs designed in collaboration with the most important medical societies.
Translations made and revised by specialists.
Panel of experts recognized internationally.
A unique and intuitive healthcare education platform
E-learning format.
With educational objectives, key points, self-assessment questionnaire and community feedback.
Collaboration of prestigious local and international experts.
Web and mobile responsive.
With a user profile.
To take notes and save articles of interest.
Tutoring.
To guide you throughout your learning.
Media content.
Accredited courses: quality and international recognition
The official National Health System accreditation allows you to advance in your professional career and is a guarantee of balanced, independent and quality education.
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Medical courses
We recommend that you take a look at our free education courses in different specialties and areas.
Blood Online
A program focused on the latest news in hematology and blood diseases.
Clinical Collection on Rheumatic Diseases
Exclusive course for rheumatologists with official content from the British Medical Journal (BMJ), EULAR and the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (ARD).
American College of Cardiology (ACC) Clinical Collection on Cardiomyopathies
A program focused on the latest developments in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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