Inclusive clinical trials enable more patients to benefit from therapies that can improve their quality of life. However, an under-representation of racial and ethnic minority groups in clinical trials has been, and continues to be, a major issue within the U.S. healthcare system. “Disparities in clinical research participation are well...
A pathway to improved quality of care and a shorter time to diagnosis Over the past year, PlatformQ Health and the National Organization for Rare Disorders partnered on an initiative to produce a multitude of rare disease digital education. Through this initiative, PlatformQ Health and NORD developed an extensive rare...
PlatformQ Health is proud to be a platinum sponsor of the Alliance Connect Annual Conference, happening July 14-17, in Orlando, FL. Alliance Connect is a 4-day event that brings together healthcare CPD professionals for an impressive line-up of educational sessions led by expert speakers who will provide their insights on...
PlatformQ Health is pleased to announce the publication of a poster at the 2021 ASCO Annual Meeting. Incorporating HER2/HER3 Targeted Therapies Across Solid Tumors: Addressing the Impact of Digital Education on Clinician Practice Patterns shares insights from a multi-session CME activity, Getting to Know HER: An In-Depth Discussion on HER2/HER3-Targeted...
Rare cancers and rare blood disorders present challenges to clinicians related to diagnosis and management. To shorten the diagnostic journey and improve clinician index of suspicion and management of rare cancers, the first annual NORD Rare Cancers Summit was launched in 2020. Partnering with NORD on this initiative was critical...
The 2021 ASCO Annual Meeting showcases what is possible when the cancer care community comes together to advance cancer research, treatment, and patient care. The abstract, Patient and Provider Education on HER2-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer: Defining Gaps in Clinician Practice, Patient Behaviors, Patient-Provider Alignment, and Clinical Knowledge highlights key findings...
Bridging knowledge gaps through the patient voice Early in their training, healthcare professionals (HCPs) are taught pattern recognition - the practice of associating signs and symptoms in patients with a disease or condition. Relying heavily on pattern recognition can lead to knowledge gaps around differential diagnosis and treatment. For example, HCPs...
The Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professionals hosted a Call for Submissions of high-quality outcome-based programs that effectively reported on the measured impact of educational initiatives that resulted in improvements in quality of patient care, behavior change, and/or HCP knowledge and competency. At the 2021 Virtual Alliance Industry...
The American Academy of Dermatology's Virtual Meeting Experience returns April 23rd-25th and PlatformQ Health is excited to be presenting the e-poster presentation, "Moving the Needle with Virtual Education: Impact of Chronic Idiopathic Urticarial Education on Patients and Health Care Providers." The accepted poster analyzes the outcomes from an educational initiative...
Gone are the days when organizations could rely on big in-person events for their community building and education efforts. Organizations now need a different, fresh approach – one that offers a mix of live and ongoing digital education and engagement opportunities that their communities can tap into whenever is best...
Today, on March 1, 2021, PlatformQ Health is proud to be presenting a poster at the Rare Disease Day at NIH 2021 Virtual Event, for the first time. Rare Disease Day at NIH aims to raise awareness about rare diseases, the people they affect, and highlights the recent research collaborations...
Every year on the last day of February, World Rare Disease Day is observed globally by over 100 countries, uniting people with rare diseases and their caregivers. This day raises awareness and encourages researchers, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and other leaders to address the needs of people living with rare diseases....