A collaborative platform for paperless relicensing
A collaborative platform for paperless relicensing
You can add courses to our database if you are a content provider of internationally accredited CE modules.
This will allow you to:
You can distribute modules free of cost or charge for them, as the effort of authorship deserves remuneration. Please keep affordability in mind for professionals forced to pay out-of-pocket. It would help if you sold by module rather than subscription, and our pricing considerations are available to help you.
CMEPEDIA aims to safeguard the copyright of the modules you add to our database. We suggest you use the Creative Common Licensing System (https://creativecommons.org) to choose the license type for your content. If not, you can upload your copyright policy. CMEPEDIA will verify whether or not it can be a basis for our collaboration.
When you upload your modules, you will be asked to complete a declaration of interest. CMEPEDIA uses three grades to demonstrate the levels of interest involved in the production of your modules. As of now, CMEPEDIA has been launched in India only. We will maintain a variable pricing policy for different countries. CMEPEDIA users will be redirected to the webshop of their country of residence and the country of residence of their professional body.
We offer a seamless procedure for new accrediting bodies to accept your former accreditations. We will let you know as soon as your accreditation is approved. Your area of distribution will thus expand effortlessly.