Testimonials

Testimonials
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Please find below our latest testimonials from Health Professionals who have enjoyed the courses we have provided this year

Delegate from Middlesbrough- Well worth attending, excellent informative morning Dr Nadi Gupta- GU Medicine
Delegate from Bayer Webinar: Excellent, fully achievable in primary care. Professor Ahmet Fuat - Cardiology
Delegate from Webinar: The best safeguarding presentation I have attended. Dr Hussain is obviously passionate about safeguarding. Very clear and easy to understand Dr Yasmin Husain - Safeguarding
Delegate from Webinar: Always really fantastic, wealth of knowledge, very professional and helpful for clinical practice - lots of new learning Dr Yasmin Husain - Safeguarding
Delegate from Leeds: Practitioner very interested in the topic and passionate about the respiratory health Dr Steve Holmes - Respiratory
Delegate from London: Never thought Dermatology could be so interesting and enjoyable, Excellent speaker, thank you so much for a wonderful talk Dr Simon Clay - Dermatology 2
Delegate from Clydebank: Excellent speaker, makes a difficult subject easier to understand and great tips on patient education Mr Paul Dromgoole - Diabetes
Delegate from webinar - The prize sensation style was excellent content relevant and tips to be taken back and used. Tracy Ellis - Soft Skills
Delegate from Kegworth: I found the speakers both to be very engaging and passionate about their subjects, which helps with engagement and learning Mr Paul Dromgoole - Diabetes
Delegate from Leeds: Some interesting ideas and concepts relating to patient values/our own values, and the way that this can be used in consultations as part of CBT. The idea of small achievable goals for patients is also useful. Dr Lee David - CBT
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Upcoming Events

11 May 2024 @ Webinar Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes in Type 2 Diabetes
15 May 2024 @ Webinar Cancer and HRT, When Should We Be Concerned?
22 May 2024 @ Webinar Identification & Management of those at High Risk of Type 2 Diabetes or "Prediabetes"
23 May 2024 @ Webinar Managing and Strengthening Your Resilience
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Do You Provide Recordings Of The Zoom Webinar?

None of our webinars are recorded, due to the presentations being copyright and therefore the intellectual property of our speakers.

Do I Get A Refund If I Cancel?

All paid course fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE. Our fees are so nominal, they cover administration costs of the event, which have already been incurred (e.g., Admin time/Website Costs/Card Payment Processing Fees). Please let us know if you are unable to attend, as it will allow your place to be allocated to another delegate. If you fail to attend a paid course, you will still have access to the course downloads. If you fail to attend a free course, you will not have access to any post course materials. To notify us that you cannot attend the course, please send an email to webinar@mediconf.co.uk

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After attending one of our courses, certificates of attendance and any course materials are available for 6 months for sole sponsored events and 12 months for all other events ONLY. After the course date, please log onto the Members Area of our website, to obtain your documents. If you require a duplicate copy of your certificate, an admin fee of £15.00 will be charged. This payment can be made over the telephone using all major cards.

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