Medscape Education’s Large Presence at IDWeek 2023
October 3, 2023 | COVID-19, Medscape, infectious diseases, medical education
Medscape are powering education and disease state awareness in infectious diseases at #IDWeek 2023
From October 11-15, the Medscape Education team will be traveling to Boston, MA for the annual IDWeek meeting.
During this year’s hybrid conference, Medscape will be hosting six symposia, and presenting the outcomes of education programs from recent years during five poster presentations.
The six symposia being presented will cover topics such as diagnostics for bloodstream infections, COVID-19 best practices and COVID-19 vaccination, influenza, RSV, and cytomegalovirus. Attendees of the symposia will have the opportunity to earn CME credits by logging in to their Medscape account.
“There’s always so much changing and evolving in the world of infectious disease, and Medscape is looking forward to being a part of this year’s IDWeek. We’re bringing along the latest data and hot-button topics in a variety of therapeutic areas to help ensure clinicians are prepared for the coming year and viral respiratory seasons. By keeping HCPs current, we can help both clinicians and patients achieve better outcomes.” – Arun Nair, Associate Director, Clinical Strategy
The posters presented at IDWeek 2023 will be:
Thursday, October 12
Presentation Title: Clinical Practice Gap Analysis of Physicians’ Understanding of Cytomegalovirus
Time: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Location: BCEC Poster Hall
Presentation Title: Online CME Improves Adoption of Clinical Practice related to Incorporating Long-acting Injectables into HIV Clinics
Time: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Location: BCEC Poster Hall
Presentation Title: Cytomegalovirus: Curriculum-Based Online Education Improves Knowledge, Competence, and Confidence of Physicians
Time: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Location: BCEC Poster Hall
Presentation Title: Digital Patient Education: A Tool to Improve Awareness of CMV
Time: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Location: BCEC Poster Hall
Saturday, October 14
Presentation Title: Online Clinician Education Results in Performance Changes in Clinical Practice Related to Hepatitis B Vaccination
Time: 12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Location: BCEC Poster Hall
“The power of disease state awareness for congenital CMV is immeasurable. By keeping clinicians up to date about the exciting advances in cCMV, Medscape is helping to fuel clinical practice changes and pave the way toward improving patient outcomes. During our symposia at IDWeek 2023, we look forward to deepening and extending the conversation among clinicians about key innovations in cCMV.” – Sara Thorpe, Associate Director, Clinical Strategy
In addition to the activities at the conference, Medscape will be holding an offsite networking event for attendees. The Mix and Mingle event will allow participants to network with other conferencegoers and chat about the latest developments in infectious disease education in the digital age as they enjoy light refreshments.
To RSVP to the networking event, please contact your Medscape representative or Leigh Wilkins at lwilkins@medscape.net.
For more information on infectious disease education at Medscape, please contact Jess Dropkin at JDropkin@medscape.net.
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