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Medical education

Market research with our magazine readers and clinical editors ensures that our medical education campaigns meet genuine need and change clinical practice.

Bespoke campaigns

The Is it PID? campaign, commissioned by Bio Products Laboratory following a reader focus group, is supported by the Primary Immunodeficiency Association and the UK Primary Immunodeficiency Network. It aims to speed up diagnosis of PID. Our survey of PID patients on the topic of diagnosis produced a 23% response rate and a wealth of new data. Quick Guides to diagnosis will support key referring specialties.

CPD modules and practical toolkits

Our modules and practical Toolkits are written and reviewed by respected opinion leaders, with clear learning objectives and agreed key learning points. The Clinical Communities website records activity and automates assessment and certification.

For further information and a demo of Oyster's Clinical Communities online professional networking website click here.

Sponsored newsletters, conference reports and magazine inserts

These provide an excellent means of communicating with healthcare professionals and provide a vehicle for the promotion of meetings and therapy area messages.

Abstracts/Guidelines CD-ROM

Oyster's abstract CD-ROMs provide a fully searchable alternative to the abstract book. Users bookmark, group and add personal notes to abstracts. Abstract CDs are a great way to drive stand traffic at medical exhibitions.

"The guidelines have been most successful. The PCT have just re-audited diabetes care in a third of the district, following a year of using the guidelines. Preliminary analyses indicate substantial improvements both in performing assessments required and in the actual measurements of care."
Dr Rowan Hillson, Consultant Diabetologist, Hillingdon Hospital.