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Dec 15, 2025: Do something good with QMed!

We are in the midst of the "Giving Month". Giving Tuesday was on 2nd December, and with Christmas round the corner we can feel the air of festivities and giving!  So here is a reminder - we at QMed are working toward a meaningful "giving" milestone to support 15 deserving institutions in 2026 -  institutions that will commit to not just learning from us, but making sure that the majority in the institution use our training to the best! Our giving is - Empowering them with correct literature searching & referencing skills. Two skills which will majorly impact public health. Healthcare that everyone of…
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Nov 14, 2025: From Student to Cardiologist: A Journey that Began with a QMed Workshop

Nov 14, 2025: From Student to Cardiologist: A Journey that Began with a QMed Workshop

A few days ago, I received a LinkedIn connection request from Dr. Bhavik Shah, now a Cardiologist. What made this special was that I remember him from his medical student days — when he attended one of QMed’s workshops as a second-year MBBS student. It is always heartwarming to see how our early participants have grown and evolved in their careers. And when they share how QMed played a part in their journey, it reaffirms why we do what we do.  Bhavik’s story is one such example — a reflection of how early exposure to structured literature searching can spark a lifelong engagement…
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Oct 15, 2025: An Anesthesiologist saves a limb – thanks to search skills!

We recently got this story from - an anesthesiologist Dr Jitendra Bapat, who had not only attended our workshop but also organized one of ours at a preconference event last year. He is a major supporter of our workshops! He shared a case, where he truly felt the impact of our teaching. We are delighted to share this with our donors and supporters. Hello from Dr Bapat. I must share this story with you. While I was on an emergency duty, a patient’s arm turned blue after surgery. All his test readings appeared normal. A Doppler showed a venous clot,…
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