Jun 17, 2025: QMed Completes Five Years of Launching QMedCourses

Jun 17, 2025: QMed Completes Five Years of Launching QMedCourses

QMedCourses Turns 5 – Thanks to Your Support, We've Created Impact That Matters! On June 14, 2020, right in the heart of the pandemic, we launched our ELearning platform –www.qmedcourses.in– built entirely through a “work-from-home” effort. Today, we are proud to share that in just five years:  We have had around 45 institutions - small to large and a total of around 10,000 individuals register with us. Our work was cited in the Journal of the Association of Physicians of India (JAPI) – PMID: 39563131 Sri Manakula Vinayagar Medical College made it mandatory for PG theses to include a documented search strategy. The Lancet Citizens’ Commission engaged us to coach researchers…
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Mar 04, 2025: A workshop where it matters. Where research is for rural public health

Mar 04, 2025: A workshop where it matters. Where research is for rural public health

After 12 long years, Vasumathi Sriganesh, our CEO visited SEARCH, Gadchiroli - this time to conduct a one day workshop on PubMed & Zotero. Her earlier visit in 2012, was to explore SEARCH, spend time there, and understand if QMed could help them in any way. She spent a full week and had written some blog posts on her personal blog.This time the workshop was on the 27th of February. She reached there on the 26th and left on the 28th morning. On the 27th, around 15 people attended the workshop. The audience had a mix of young doctors, public health researchers and a Statistician,…
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Nov 19, 2024: A researcher’s story: What Raghul Durairaj felt about QMedCourses

This is a story about a research scholar who does "Secondary research" - that is research about research publications. Across the world "Information Specialists" (most often librarians) have a strong role in such research. They help to search all synonyms and variations. They help in searching several databases and lots more. All this work helps to ensure that no publication is missed and evidence is created from all available data. Raghul Durairaj a researcher with a Masters in Public Health, went through our courses and shares his story: Two years ago, I embarked on evidence synthesis projects, participating in four systematic reviews across…
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