Train more efficiently by packaging everything in one place
Digital learning
Keep them Focused
Provide attendees with access to all the learning materials they require, before, during and after the session. Control what is available in real-time to maintain focus and facilitate learning.
The personal touch
A 'Second-Screen'
Create a one to one relationship and increase participation by presenting to a ‘second screen’ in their hands. Allow them to follow along to the presentation or dynamically deliver supplementary content (case studies, research results, videos etc).
Our suite of interactive features is designed to enhance learning and retention
• Live polling and feedback forms
• ‘Hot Spot’ polling
• Open questions
• Decision trees
• Rating/ranking
• Case study exercises.
Remote control
Virtual Meetings
Make remote attendees an active part of the session with interactive features and content delivered to their own device. They can follow presentations in real time, collaborate with other participants and take part in interactivity. Track movements through the content to help better understand the different priorities of the group, no matter where they are.
Real-time publishing
Up to date & Compliant
All content is maintained centrally. Amendments, additions and new material can be published to all users or just certain groups. Everything a user does in the app is tracked to provide the information required to monitor participation and performance.
Case Study
Kidney Transplant Centres of Excellence, Preceptorship Programme
Working closely with our Medical Communication Agency client, the Duuzra platform was selected to deliver this important clinical training programme.
Delivered onsite as attendees visited various European hospitals, Duuzra was used to manage the course agenda, provide access to all necessary learning materials and gather feedback. The training app was also used to facilitate practical workshops and interactive sessions with the aim of;
• showcasing ‘centres of excellence’ to the future generation of transplant clinicians
• identifying and sharing current best practice in the long-term management of kidney transplant recipients
• highlighting transplant-associated issues with an emphasis on current and emerging modifiable risk factors
• raising delegate awareness of the ongoing need to further improve transplant outcomes, and demonstrate through practical workshops and clinic visits how they can facilitate access and high-quality patient care, to enhance future clinical practice.
Removing the need for AV support allowed for the immersive and compelling on-site format for this programme.