We are delighted to share that we have introduced "Badges" in our QMedCourses platform. These badges will be awarded to participants who have got great scores. We have also planned a badge for those who give constructive feedback that we could use to improve our courses. How will these badges help? Getting a colourful badge is fun. And participants will probably share it on social media and help promote learning. Those who have not yet completed the courses, might try to do their best to win badges. As for feedback - many tend to just write a single word or phrase -…

The yo yo situation with Covid is challenging in its own way. Difficult to plan any travelling. And for institutions it is the challenge of what activities can they do, always being in anticipation of a surge in Covid admissions and personnel allocation. For those enrolled in our courses, it is again something that takes their attention away from completing them. The New Offerings from QMed: Mini webinars: Starting January 2022 we are holding “Mini webinars” – events of 15 minutes duration, followed by interactions. We are holding them twice a week. Every Tuesday & Friday at 4 pm. We…

In the last couple of years there is a spurt in the number of students and faculty wanting to do systematic reviews. We do notice that many initially think this would be easy as this is secondary research about papers, and not primary research done on patients. But one area where they get stuck (and sadly often get away with a not so good job) - is the searching for studies. However there are those who believe in learning and we are happy to share the story of one Dr Girish - a Professor from a medical college. He shares…