Contribute to the future of medical learning by sharing your knowledge on keendoc.

Anyone with professional medical expertise is welcome to contribute. Think of medical doctors, healthcare professionals, researchers, academic staff, clinical specialists, and medical educators.

Some examples would be: medical lectures, research presentations, clinical skill demonstrations, or educational workshops.

Our rule of thumb is: any content you might otherwise present at a medical conference, provided it meets our eligibility criteria.

You can find the eligibility criteria for talks on Keendoc in our step-by-step guide. In short, it comes down to:

Quality requirements

1. Your talk is based on scientific research or your own medical expertise.
2. Your talk meets scientific publication standards.
3. The content is current and relevant to the field of medicine.
4. Your talk is well-structured, informative, and engaging.

Format requirements

1. Your talk is presented in English.
2. Your talk is at least 15 minutes long.
3. You have obtained informed consent if your talk includes sensitive patient information.
4. You have disclosed the source of funding if your talk was funded by a grant or organization.
5. Your talk contains a list of complete citations for any references used.
6. You have declared any potential conflicts of interest related to your talk's topic. 

Ensure your talk meets these eligibility criteria before submission. It won't pass review if it doesn't.

Not sure if your talk is eligible?
Get in touch with us or try your luck. We'll happily review your talk and come back to you.

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You earn €10 for each CME credit your talk generates. For example, if you submit a talk that earns users 0.5 CME credit upon completion and it's completed 500 times, it has generated 250 CME credits, earning you €2500, VAT included. Our growing userbase and the long-term availability of content greatly increase the amount of times that talks get completed. 

Payment is arranged semi-annually to a bank account of your choice. In addition, you'll receive periodic results of your talk(s) for transparency.

Once your talk meets the eligibility criteria, it's ready to be submitted. The process will roughly take an hour.

1. Fill out your details on this page.
2. Check your email to review the agreement and submit your talk
3. We'll take it from here!

The length of a talk determines its CME credits. Every 15 minutes translates to 0.25 CME credit, meaning a video of 45 minutes earns users 0.75 CME credit.

Please note: A talk of 42 or 48 minutes would still be 0.75 CME credit, since we round up or down to quarters. 

After reviewing your submission, we'll give you an expected publication date. This is usually within a few days.