We have tried to answer as many possible questions we think you may have. If you still need clarifications, please feel free to contact us.
Meducination.com is an approved aggregator of online medical courses from across the globe. It brings to you the best available, affordable and accredited online medical courses that can be used as a certification, continuous medical education, staff training, exam preparation, refresher course, learning aid and others. There are courses for senior doctors, management, general practitioners, nurses, paramedics, public healthcare workers, dentists, anaesthesiologist, radiologists and other healthcare workers. Once the student buys a course on Meducination, they details are sent to the respective content provider and they are enrolled on a dedicated Learning Management System (LMS) that records progress in a secure online database of the content provider. Students are offered frequent opportunities to reflect on their learning through formative and sometimes summative assessment. Interactivity allows the trainees to test their knowledge and provide immediate feedback using images and cases that they could encounter in clinical practice. This supports the ongoing acquisition of knowledge and skills to prepare trainees for their clinical work, formal examinations and continued professional development.
Yes. Upon successful completion, you are awarded a certificate for most of our courses which are issued online via the Learning Management System. All certifications are from the respective Royal Medical Colleges.
While a majority of certificates are “Certificate of Completion”, there are a few courses, which require you to give an online assessment as a part of the course. These assessments (if applicable) are clearly mentioned on the course detail page.
No. These courses are certificate courses. They add value to current qualifications, helps you build a career, get a job or prepare for an exam, train your staff. Most of them are designed to help medical students, practitioners and other medical & allied professionals increase their knowledge. These courses do not qualify you as a medical practitioner.
Yes, these courses can be used for CMEs. The courses are already approved for CPDs in the respective geographies and qualify for international CME points. However. you may want to check with your local medical association or council. Should you need any assistance, please contact us.
All of the e-learning resources are accessed via an internet browser. Some additional software or ‘plug-ins’ may be required, although most browsers today come with pre-installed plug-ins. In case of an issue, help is readily available and millions of students are using these courses every day.
Some Learning Management System (LMS) uses additional internet browser windows or ‘Pop Ups’ to launch and track your activity. Most internet browsers are by default designed to block ALL ‘Pop Ups’ automatically to prevent advertising screens ‘popping up’ on websites. Each browser uses its own method for informing the user that pop ups have been blocked. If you click on a link to open a session but nothing seems to happen, then it could be a pop-up blocker preventing you from launching the session.
The e-learning resources are web-based applications and can only be used when your computer is connected to the internet.
Unfortunately we cannot guarantee that data will be saved. We recommend that you close the browser down in the normal manner and log back in again. If you become locked out, please wait for 20 minutes and your account will reset automatically.
The data is saved when the active piece of learning has been started, completed and at various points during the e-learning session. If your computer crashes in the middle of a learning session, for example, then your data may not be saved.
Tablet PCs and iPads can be used to access the Learning Management System, however, we cannot guarantee the quality or the usability as our sessions have not been specifically designed or tested for such devices.
You can use a smartphone to access the medical courses but we do not recommend it as the experience may not be good. Most of the online medical courses are highly interactive and smartphone displays are too small for the fine detail to be conveyed reliably.