SMHS asks: 3 Questions, 3 Answers
with Dr. Theodora Papadopoulou
04.03.2021 - 08:15
Sports, Medicine and Health Summit 2021
Reduced fee for on-demand content available now
You missed out on the live streaming of the Sports, Medicine and Health Summit?
No problem! All presentations were recorded and are available on-demand for registered participants until the end of October 2021.
Book your on-demand ticket for the Sports, Medicine and Health Summit for 50 Euro.
Registered participants can access all on-demand content via the congress portal, in case you missed a presentation or registered afterwards. You will need your user data (e-mail address and password).
CME certification / Points for continuing education
The virtual Sports, Medicine and Health Summit has been certified as a live congress by the Hamburg Medical Association with a total of 30 CME credits. You can receive 6 CME credits per day. Please note that only participants, who have viewed the scientific program via the livestream completely, are entitled to the full number of CME points per day.
Participants, who do not consistently watch "live" sessions or only watch sessions after the event (on-demand) will receive a certificate of attendance, but no CME points.
Free Events
The Summit for Physicians, Scientists and Practitioners in Sports, Medicine and Health
The Sports, Medicine and Health Summit represents a new format of a scientific conference, where health policy and science aspects are combined - thus making it a large educational forum for sports, exercise and health in Germany.
The summit will be host as a virtual event from 20 - 24 April 2021. You can experience the congress digitally worldwide. The congress program will be available for an additional 6 months after the congress has ended
Keynote Speakers
Patronage
As patron of the Sports, Medicine and Health Summit 2021, the First Mayor of Hamburg, Dr. Peter Tschentscher, sincerely welcomes you to the summit.
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