CMEPEDIA courses are designed for doctors, nurses, dentists, allied healthcare professionals, and healthcare students. Users can browse available courses and select learning relevant to their profession and development needs.

Credits are available only for courses that have received the relevant accreditation. The number and type of credits, where applicable, will be clearly displayed on the individual course page. If accreditation from your professional body is not mentioned, please confirm whether the credits will be accepted by your professional body before enrolling.

Accreditation means the course has been evaluated against the standards of an accrediting organisation. Not all CMEPEDIA courses are currently accredited, but accreditation details are clearly shown on each course page where applicable.

Some courses may be available free of charge, while others may require a fee. The cost of each course will be clearly displayed before enrolment. Learners who do not wish to pay for a course can request funding. We will then seek sponsorship for the course, and access could become free once sponsorship is secured.

Yes. CMEPEDIA courses are available online and can be accessed anytime, from anywhere, so learners can study at a pace that fits their schedule.

EBAC stands for the European Board for Accreditation of Continuing Education for Health Professionals. Courses carrying the EBAC® logo have been independently reviewed against international quality standards and award EBAC® CE credits to doctors, nurses, dentists, and other healthcare professionals, upon successful completion.

Yes. MBBS students can take CMEPEDIA courses, along with other healthcare students, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in healthcare topics. Some courses may be intended for specific professional groups, so learners should check the course details before enrolling.

Healthcare professionals and educators interested in contributing a course can register with CMEPEDIA as an author and submit their course proposal or educational content for review. The CMEPEDIA team will guide eligible contributors through the development and review process. (Read more, add read more and link it to Author page in our process)

Yes. A certificate issued after successful course completion remains a record of your completed learning even after the course itself expires.

If you do not pass the course assessment, you may be able to retake it depending on the course requirements. Any limits on the number of attempts or other retake conditions will be stated in the course.

The course access period may vary depending on the activity. For accredited courses, you can complete the course and receive an accredited certificate until the course expiry date. This will be clearly stated on the individual course page before enrolment or purchase.

No. Individual paid CE modules cannot be refunded after purchase, even if you have not started studying the course.

A CMEPEDIA portfolio is your personal learning record on the platform. It helps you keep track of completed courses, certificates, and other continuing education activities in one place, making it easier to maintain an organised record of your professional learning over time.

Your personal information is handled according to CMEPEDIA’s privacy policy and the terms of the sponsored activity. To meet accreditation requirements, sponsors are not allowed to receive your personal contact details simply because they support a course. We will only share your information where this is necessary, and you have provided the required consent.