June 15, 2023 | Nephrology, medical education, outcomes

Medscape is headed back to Milano, Italy for the 2023 European Renal Association conference, #ERA23.
This year, the team is elevating the outcomes of recent nephrology education programs to share the story of how continuing medical education positively impacts clinical practice and ultimately patient outcomes. Medscape will present two posters on the 17th of June, covering topics including Glomerulonephritis Diagnosis And Management, and Management Of Patients With Diabetes With Cardiorenal Disease. The posters explore how case-based education and case challenges impact physicians’ knowledge and competence.
The posters to be presented are:
Saturday, 17th June @ 08:30 – 09:45 CET
ROOM: Focussed Oral Room 2
Saturday, 17th June @ 14:45 – 16:00 CET
ROOM: Focussed Oral Room 1
On 17th June from 17:30-20:30, Medscape will hold an off-site networking event for faculty and conference attendees, featuring Medscape faculty member Jonathan Barratt, MD, MSC, PHD. This event will give attendees the opportunity to discuss hot topics in nephrology and the role education plays in impacting physician knowledge, competence and confidence.
“We’re excited to see everyone at this year’s ERA conference. There are so many exciting things going on in the field of nephrology, and we look forward to meeting up with everyone to discuss them and share how education plays a pivotal role in advancing outcomes,” said Peter Schoonheim, Vice President of Medscape Education.
For more information on nephrology education at Medscape, or if you would like to attend our networking event, please contact one of our team leads who will be attending the event and would love to chat with you: Peter Schoonheim or Jelena Spyropoulos.
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