Vital medical portal launched online for professionals

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The web portal provides a comprehensive selection of medical information and services available in an easily customizable interface at the fingertips of medical professionals. The main domain www.univadis.com was likewise launched simultaneously on the same day in London, New York, Hong Kong and Dubai.

Partnering with Reuters and Science Press for regular updates on both medical and global news, the portal is more than an average website. A soon to be household name for medical practitioners world wide, Univadis.md offers free exclusive professional content for physicians seeking access to knowledge management applications and time-saving resources. The portal maintains to be professional, a truly credible source of medical information.

The unique portal includes specialty links channeling doctors towards their particular field of expertise, the latest information on diseases for research or continued education purposes, updated lists of events and seminars along with online CME (Continued Medical Education) credits. Univadis.md positions itself to be open-minded, extending beyond the specific needs of the physicians to provide a fully comprehensive service including general as well as medical content.

Taking the interface one step further, the development of international e-forums on various topics, e-observation programs, e-case studies and clinical research all open a new opportunity to create an online medical community with key opinion leaders. The portal aims to be involving, encouraging a sense of community where physicians come together and interact.

Assembling vital tools for the medical profession in one easily accessible Internet link revolutionizes the continuing education of medical professions. With increased reports of doctors going online for breaking news and the latest in disease research, the portal's launch signifies a crucial turning point.

'As the number of new medical findings and treatment options found annually has skyrocketed, physicians are hard pressed to keep up with needed information,' according to a survey study commissioned by Healthcare Self Development Network (HSDN), a work group which promotes internet usage among physicians in the UAE.

With 52% of physicians in the UAE already using the Internet daily for professional purposes, the growing trend in online communication is ideal for Univadis. The opportunity to create a resident e-community catering to the needs of the local culture and customs enhances the service and success of doctor-patient consultations.