eMedici for
Educators

Empowering educators with eMedici – fostering connection, collaboration, and a thriving community of practice.

Trusted by University and Postgraduate Medical Educators Nationwide

  • Bond University
  • Curtin University
  • Deakin University
  • Monash University
  • University of Notre Dame
  • UNSW Sydney
  • The University of Western Australia
  • University of Wollongong Australia

Educators Access Program

Teach your students with eMedici

We provide educators (faculty and titleholders) at Australian and New Zealand medical schools, and those delivering education in the postgraduate clinical setting, with complimentary access to eMedici to support your teaching activities.
  • Unlimited access to relevant products for teaching purposes
  • Use materials on-platform via screen share
  • Request a platform demo for your University
  • Written guide for educators with use-case examples
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Topic search

Cardiology, Diabetes, or Chest X-rays – find individual items by discipline, topic, and difficulty.

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Complete explanations

Every item has a full explanation of the correct and incorrect answers, referenced and reviewed by topic experts.

Smaller, more frequent feeds
Exclude dairy from mother's diet

Reflux (vomiting) is very common immediately after feeds in infants. Such episodes are quite normal in healthy babies and do not require specific investigations or management. Smaller, more frequent feeds as well as positional changes (keeping upright) can help with the regurgitation. Thickening agents can also be trialled. At this stage this is all the advice that the mother needs - together with reassurance.

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For universities with institutional access, link students directly to items as a predisposing or reinforcing activity.

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Institutional Access

Empower student success across your institution

Partner with eMedici to give your students access to a comprehensive study platform designed to support both independent learning and curriculum delivery. Our resources help students assess their progress, target areas for improvement, and build confidence – while saving educators valuable time.
  • Volume discounts for institutions of all sizes
  • Educator support and seamless curriculum integration
  • Up-to-date, evidence-based content to ensure clinical relevance
  • Educational content to suit all stages of medical education
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Professional Development Webinars

Stay at the cutting-edge of medical education

We host regular professional development webinars, open to all clinicians and educators, providing attendance certificates for individuals to log as CPD. Past webinars have covered topics such as MCQ item-writing guidelines, contemporary problems in medical education and potential solutions, and the place of vulnerability in medical education and healthcare. Create a free eMedici account to be notified of upcoming webinars.
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Our content is crafted by clinicians and educators who know the Australian system – so you’re not just prepared, you're practising with confidence.

Our Philosophy

eMedici combines high-quality material and robust peer review with a uniquely Australian focus. UNSW students value the confidence they can place in learning relevant information for their future practice. I recommend this excellent resource.

Professor Gary Velan
Senior Vice Dean (Education), UNSW Medicine & Health

eMedici has been hugely popular among students throughout the clinical years of the program. Students appreciate the opportunity to practise clinical reasoning on authentic cases aligned to their clinical disciplines, and academics value the provision of formative assessment.

Dr Helen Wilcox
Dean and Head of School, UWA Medical School