Clinical Congress On Demand Is at Your Fingertips

An on-demand library of educational content and the opportunity to claim Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are available on the Clinical Congress virtual platform until February 24, 2025.

Both in-person and virtual attendees may access content by visiting the virtual platform. In the upper right corner, click Log In and enter your registration ID and last name. Once on the site, you will be able to move through the options using the top navigation bar. Additional selections are available via the colorful tiles toward the bottom of the homepage.

Accessing Sessions

To check out the sessions available for on-demand viewing, click Education Program. You can use the filters on the left side to narrow your search by session type, tracks of interest, and regulatory mandates. Each session offers you the option to view immediately, add to your playlist for later viewing, and review the presentation details such as speaker names and abstract titles.

Claiming Credit

If you are CME-eligible, make sure to claim CME credit for sessions you attended at Clinical Congress and/or viewed within the virtual platform.

1. Log on to the Virtual Platform
2. Use your Badge ID (provided in registration email) and last name to log on
3. Under Education program, select sessions to view or add to Credit Cart
4. Navigate to the Credit Cart to complete CME claiming
5. Download, print, or email a CME Certificate, Certificate of Completion, or transcript

The claiming process includes completing an evaluation for each session and the Global Evaluation. For those who are not CME-eligible, you may claim a Certificate of Completion.

Visit the CME Credits page to learn about Credit to Address Regulatory Mandates, Credit to Address ACS Accreditation/Verification Requirements, and Self-Assessment Credit.

Additional Features

Within the virtual platform, you also can visit the Poster Hall and Video Hall.

In the Poster Hall, the left menu allows you to narrow your search and look up posters by keyword. Similar options are available in the Video Hall to help you browse the extensive selection of videos, including the option to filter by specialty. General Surgery (87) and Colon and Rectal Surgery (21) have the most videos in their libraries.