Optimise Your Medical Studies with ClinicalKey Student & StudyFinder AI - live webinar

Online event

Medical school is demanding, and the right tools can save you hours. In this live session, Shiran Juttla, Product Director at Elsevier, will show you how to get the most out of ClinicalKey Student and its AI enhancement StudyFinder AI, both available through your BMA membership.

You'll get a practical overview of what each tool offers, why they matter for your learning, and how to use them to study more efficiently, find what you need faster, and retain more of what you learn.

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The webinar is free for BMA members.

Guest speaker

Shiran Juttla

Director of Product Management and AI Products at Elsevier

Shiran leads product and AI strategy across Elsevier's global healthcare education portfolio. She led the development and launch of StudyFinder AI, the AI-powered study companion embedded within ClinicalKey Student, deployed across 1,700 institutions in 60+ countries. Her AI work focuses on identifying high-value use cases within real learning workflows and ensuring outputs are grounded in trusted content in healthcare and education contexts.

 

What to expect from the webinar

  • The webinar is up to one hour.
  • It is taught by a subject matter expert.
  • No preparation is needed, just bring a pen and paper if you want to make notes.
  • The webinar will be recorded and a link will be sent out after the live event.

 

What you will take away

  • A clear understanding of what ClinicalKey Student and StudyFinder AI can do for you
  • Practical strategies to build both tools into your study routine 

There will be an opportunity to ask questions on how to get the most out of this advanced learning resource.

Please follow the link below to set up your ClinicalKey Student account before the session, you will then be able to explore along during the session.

Click here to access ClinicalKey Student

 

Who is this webinar for

  • Free for BMA members.

Organiser details

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