Univadis, a medical education website, to be launched in India
Rupali Mukherjee,TNN | Jun 27, 2014, 07.29 PM IST
Pharma company MSD announced the launch of Univadis, a medical education website in India to empower and equip healthcare physicians with information and developments in the medical world. The interactive Univadis service will be a one-stop shop, and provide a wealth of medical resources, powerful tools, and accredited education courses from independent sources, exclusively for healthcare professionals through the website `www.univadis.in'.
Univadis is an online resource for healthcare professionals that has been launched in over 40 countries, is available in 17 languages with over 20 million registered users worldwide. MSD is depending on the growing internet connectivity in remote towns, and net browsing habit of healthcare professionals, MSD MD KG Ananthakrishnan said, adding that this was yet another effort by the company to further the cause of medical education for doctors.
MSD has collaborated with leading medical journal, The Lancet, to bring content in the form of articles, news, research papers, medical advancements, videos, and educational tools.
An advisory board of 12 doctors has been set up in the country, which will decide the content for the India-specific website.
Rupali Mukherjee,TNN | Jun 27, 2014, 07.29 PM IST
Pharma company MSD announced the launch of Univadis, a medical education website in India to empower and equip healthcare physicians with information and developments in the medical world. The interactive Univadis service will be a one-stop shop, and provide a wealth of medical resources, powerful tools, and accredited education courses from independent sources, exclusively for healthcare professionals through the website `www.univadis.in'.
Univadis is an online resource for healthcare professionals that has been launched in over 40 countries, is available in 17 languages with over 20 million registered users worldwide. MSD is depending on the growing internet connectivity in remote towns, and net browsing habit of healthcare professionals, MSD MD KG Ananthakrishnan said, adding that this was yet another effort by the company to further the cause of medical education for doctors.
MSD has collaborated with leading medical journal, The Lancet, to bring content in the form of articles, news, research papers, medical advancements, videos, and educational tools.
An advisory board of 12 doctors has been set up in the country, which will decide the content for the India-specific website.
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