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We are a for-profit and have created the hub through funding from the pharmaceutical industry. Our funders are allowed no influence on the content of the education on our platforms and our platforms are completely independent and provide an unbiased overview of the latest news and views in lymphoma. Access to funding from the pharmaceutical field is competitive and sometimes limited, so in order to continue to curate 24/7 updates and help HCPs to find everything they need to know about lymphoma in one space, we gratefully accept contributions from the public. We will use these contributions to create additional content for the Lymphoma Hub. Content that has been funded via contributions will be marked via a funding statement. As part of the contribution process you can choose to sign up to receive an annual report showcasing content that has been developed as a result of public contributions.

Scientific data is growing by 20–40% every year; in 2023 alone there were 426,000 clinical studies registered, representing a 163% increase compared with 2022. The number of scientific publications indexed in PubMed has doubled since 2014, exceeding 30 million articles by the end of 2024. In lymphoma alone, in 2023 there were about 15,000 clinical papers published, which equates to nearly 40 papers a day, or 2 an hour!

Our hubs curate the latest news and views on lymphoma in one space and support HCPs to stay up-to-date on this rapidly changing field, so they can make informed decisions for their patients. The Lymphoma Hub is informed by patients, curated by world leaders, and endorsed by expert societies to provide HCPs with the latest clinically relevant, evidence-based scientific, medical, and clinical content, in micro-learning formats, to expedite learning, empower clinical decision-making, and optimize patient outcomes.

Scientific Education Support (SES) is the independent medical education provider responsible for the creation of the Lymphoma Hub. Our team is made up of experienced medical writers and education designers, and we are guided by our expert steering committee and professional society partners . We are a for-profit and have created the hub through funding from the pharmaceutical industry. Our funders are allowed no influence on the content of the education on our platforms, and our platforms are completely independent and provide an unbiased overview of the latest news and views in lymphoma. Access to funding from the pharmaceutical field is competitive and sometimes limited, so in order to continue to curate 24/7 updates and help HCPs to find everything they need to know about lymphoma in one space, we gratefully accept donations from the public. We will use these donations to create additional content for the Lymphoma Hub. Content that has been funded via donations will be marked clearly with a funding statement.

We regularly survey our hubs’ users to check we are being successful in supporting them. In 2023, on average, 38.5% of HCPs who completed our pre-/post-activity tests improved their knowledge. The average satisfaction rating of our hubs was 4.65/5! If you would like to stay up-to-date with the Lymphoma Hub, please sign up to our newsletter. As part of the donation process, you can choose to sign up to receive an annual report showcasing content that has been developed as a result of public donations and the impact it has had.

SES currently runs the following hubs that mirror the offering of the Lymphoma Hub: ALL Hub, AML Hub, Multiple Myeloma Hub, MPN Hub, GvHD Hub, Lupus Hub, and Psoriasis Hub. To find out more about our educational offerings and stay up to date with SES, please sign up to our newsletter here.

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Of course – please email us including the best contact number for you and the best times to reach you, and a member of the team will be in touch. Or, if you prefer to outline your problem over email, we can support you this way too: Secretariat@ScientificEducationSupport.com

Each of our hubs is steered by an expert steering committee. All content is created by SES following guidance from the committee. Our hubs receive financial support by the pharmaceutical industry, but these supporters are allowed no influence on the content of the hubs. SES has been accepted as full members of the Good CME Practice group. To be eligible to join, candidate organizations must:

• • Be a Europe-based academic or professional medical education provider; and
• Agree to adhere to the principles of the Good CME Practice group.

In addition, full members must demonstrate a proven track record in the design, delivery, and evaluation of CME-accredited activities in Europe.

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