October 15, 2024 | CME, HIV, HepatitisB, IDWEEK24, InfectiousDisease, Publications, medicaleducation

IDWeek starts tomorrow, October 16, and Medscape is bringing outcomes and education! We are excited to announce Medscape is presenting six posters that highlight the significant impact of our educational programs on various infectious disease topics. These posters will address critical issues such as the management and vaccination of Hepatitis B, frailty in people living with HIV, RSV in older adults, and much more. Attendees are encouraged to connect with the Medscape team to ask questions and learn more about how they are making an impact in innovative ways.
“To have six posters at ID Week is a huge accomplishment. We are excited to be there and show how education really can move the needle in terms of knowledge, competence, and confidence. The data tell the story—education works,” said Sara Thorpe, Clinical Strategist and author on four of the posters.
To delve deeper into our work, please see the six posters here: ID Week 2024 Publications
In addition to our poster presentations, we are thrilled to host two engaging educational symposia on Wednesday, October 16:
Come join us for these engaging events, and to see firsthand how Medscape is making a difference in infectious disease education.
We look forward to seeing you at ID Week 2024!
If you want to learn more about Medscape’s Infectious Disease education, please contact Jess Dropkin.
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