Medical education for a digital age

The Corpus is a dedicated provider of online medical education roundtables, providing an easy, cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to connect leading experts with frontline physicians around the world. Corpus meetings are fully managed and interactive, offering an attractive hassle-free solution for any small-group meeting requirement.

Digital Meetings with a Personal Touch

 The Corpus offers unique educational programmes, successfully managing and delivering interactive online roundtables to improve global healthcare. Let us take the hassle out of organising your online meeting by planning and delivering everything from start to finish. Contact us to find out how we can help.

The Corpus works with key opinion leaders around the world, giving participants an opportunity to question, learn from and be inspired by those driving innovation, leading clinical trials and defining treatment guidelines — and all from the comfort of their own home or office.

 

An award-winning year at The Corpus

Another amazing start to 2021, we are proud to announce that we have been awarded ‘Best Medical Virtual Meeting Platform’ and ‘GHP Health & Pharma Innovation Award in Knowledge Sharing 2020’. Congratulations to the whole team for these incredible awards!

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Develop Relationships

Broaden your company’s healthcare and medical community network

Access Experts

The convenience of Corpus meetings attracts the world’s most renowned KOLs

Eco-friendly and Cost-effective

Meetings can be joined from anywhere, eliminating the need to travel

Global Reach

Enable colleagues to connect, interact and collaborate from anywhere on our cutting-edge virtual roundtable

Complete Project Management

The Corpus reduces your workload by managing all aspects of the meeting, from start to finish

Fully customisable

From programme development to the virtual meeting room, everything can be tailored to your needs

Why we’re the ideal solution

    • No downloads or plug-ins 
    • Use on any device 
    • Customisable reporting 
    • Multi-way communication 
    • Individual or group connections 
    • Join meetings in just 2 clicks 
    • Full online technical support 
    • Dedicated Account Manager

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HOW IT WORKS

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Meet our Experts

The Corpus has worked with some of the world’s leading experts and educators across a variety of therapeutic areas. Our elite Faculty and Scientific Advisory Board comprise specialists driving innovations in healthcare and leading clinical trials.

The ease and convenience of The Corpus platform attracts key experts from across the globe — some of which make up our Scientific Advisory Board. They guide us in programme development and direction as well as assisting us in identifying the key areas of unmet educational need. this keeps The Corpus at the forefront of continuing medical education.

We are constantly expanding and developing programmes in new and existing therapy areas, aided by our ever-growing team and network of elite faculty members. 

To find out more about our latest medical education initiatives, click the relevant link below:

Calling out CKD
Rethinking approaches to Type 1 Diabetes
Vaccine Awareness
Precision Oncology
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Multiple Sclerosis
 

Below are a few of the leading researchers, clinicians, innovators and educators with whom we've collaborated: 

Professor George Bakris specialises in the diagnosis/reduction of hypertension and the treatment of kidney disease (particularly diabetes-related kidney disease). In September 2019, Professor Bakris received the Irvine Page-Alva Bradley Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his work in the field of hypertension.

Professor George Bakris

Professor of Medicine and
Director of the Comprehensive Hypertension Center, The University of Chicago Medicine, USA 

Professor Paul Emery’s research interests focus on the immunopathogenesis and immunotherapy of rheumatoid arthritis, SpA, psoriatic disease and connective tissue diseases. He has served on the editorial board of all major rheumatology journals, and in 2018 Professor Emery was awarded an OBE by the Queen for services to rheumatology. 

Professor Paul Emery 

ARUK Professor of Rheumatology, University of Leeds, UK 

Professor Keith Fox focuses his research on the mechanisms and manifestations of acute coronary arterial disease, and has published extensively in the area. He was a founding fellow of the European Society of Cardiology and was awarded the Silver Medal in 2010 for his contribution to cardiology. 

Professor Keith AA Fox 

Professor of Cardiology, Centre for Cardiovascular Science, University of Edinburgh, UK 

Professor Gavin Giovannoni’s research focuses on multiple sclerosis and other inflammatory disorders of the central nervous system, particularly issues related to optimising MS disease-modifying therapies. His current research is focused on Epstein Barr virus as a possible cause of MS. 

Professor Gavin Giovannoni 

Chair of Neurology, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, UK 

Professor Chris Griffiths’ research interests cover all aspects of psoriasis and skin ageing and he is credited with developing the concept that psoriasis is an immune-mediated disease, leading to the development of novel, life-changing biologic treatments for the disease. In January 2018, Professor Griffiths received an OBE from the Queen for his services to Dermatology. 

Professor Christopher Griffiths 

Professor of Dermatology, University of Manchester, UK 

Professor Stephen Hanauer’s main research interests focus on the epidemiology and clinical pharmacology of Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis. He is the recipient of several awards including the Berk/Fise Award for Clinical Achievement from the ACG in 2018. 

Professor Stephen Hanauer 

Professor in Medicine (Gastroenterology and Hepatology) and Medical Director of the Digestive Health Center, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, USA 

Professor Frances Shepherd’s primary area of research is in the field of clinical trials for lung cancer, and has designed and led more than 100 clinical trials over the past three decades. She sits on a number of national and international lung cancer advisory boards and has published extensively in the area. 

Professor Frances A Shepherd 

Scott Taylor Chair in Lung Cancer Research, The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, and Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada 

 “The Corpus fulfils a unique niche in medical communication wherein intimate webinars with very well-facilitated to-and-fro discussions are made possible.”

Carolyn Lam, Corpus Faculty Member, National Heart Centre Singapore

“Thank you once again for the opportunity to attend the CORPUS meetings ― my colleagues and I find these invaluable for our clinical training. Looking forward to next month’s CORPUS session.”

Corpus Meeting Participant, South Africa

“The discussion was very fruitful, and most of the [participant] feedback was on the intimate nature of the discussion. They felt like she was in the room with them! They emphasized that the quality of the broadcast was fantastic.”

MSL, Israel

“I think it was the best of all meetings I attend, with good number of attendees and smart debate.”

MSL, Spain

“Your software is terrific. I’ve used a number of other platforms, but yours is the best!”

Professor Keith AA Fox, Corpus Steering Committee Member, University of Edinburgh, UK

“Thanks for today’s wonderful session, our audience here in Saudi were amazed with the new advances and the discussion continued even after you’ve disconnected on how to adopt such advances in [our hospital].”

MSL, Saudi Arabia

“Attending Corpus sessions helps me solve problems I face daily in the clinic and is a great way to meet global experts.”

Corpus Meeting Participant, Spain
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