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30 Years of Innovation in Education at HLTH Europe

June 3, 2025 | Innovation, healthcare, medical education 

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The Medscape Education Global team will be travelling to Amsterdam for the HLTH Europe 2025 conference to showcase the power and value of CME. As pioneers in clinician education for 30 years, Medscape Education Global has led the way in developing innovative, engaging education for more than 13 million HCP members worldwide. Medscape Education Global’s programs help clinicians translate the latest data into actionable insights that make an impact for their patients.

“Continuing education is an important part of a clinician’s practice. By providing dedicated education in more than 30 specialties, we help clinicians easily and effectively get the information they need to impact their patients. In an age where burnout is a bigger problem than ever, getting information from a trusted source, when and where they need it, is a big part of combating that burnout and helping maintain clinicians’ mental health. We’re proud to be able to make an impact in this way and look forward to sharing more with our colleagues at HLTH Europe,” said Peter Schoonheim, VP of Sales, Medscape Education Global.

For more information on the power of CME, HLTH Europe attendees can visit the Medscape Education Global booth or contact Peter Schoonheim at pschoonheim@medscape.net.

About Medscape Education

Medscape Education (medscape.org) is the leading destination for continuous professional development, consisting of more than 30 specialty-focused destinations offering thousands of free accredited CME and CE courses for physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals

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