GLP-1 pill instead of an injection
New oral treatment options. What does this mean for your patients?
With your Trusted Advisor.
New oral treatment options. What does this mean for your patients?
New options for patient-centred ED treatment.
Current evidence and concrete implications for your practice.
The range of topics in primary care is constantly expanding. Yet between different diseases, new treatment options and current developments, there is often not enough time in daily practice to keep track of everything.
New studies, updated guidelines and new medicines reach you continuously, making it challenging to identify relevant information in time.
With changing contacts, continuity with previously discussed topics is often lacking, and medical questions have to be put into context again.
This makes it more challenging to assess suitable treatment pathways in the overall context.
Complex information must be communicated quickly, clearly and individually during the patient consultation.
Artificial intelligence makes medical knowledge quickly accessible – yet daily practice often leaves little time for critical review. The Trusted Advisor validates AI-generated content against the evidence and turns quick answers into reliable recommendations for action.
Continuity instead of changing contacts. The Trusted Advisor provides a reliable point of contact for different medical topics and builds knowledge of the practice’s individual needs.
Less searching, faster orientation. Studies, guidelines and conference highlights are medically reviewed, filtered and put into a practice-relevant context.
Understand the evidence and apply it to the individual case. The Trusted Advisor supports the assessment of treatment options and enables perspectives across indications.
From information to application. Practical input helps with patient education, communication, follow-up and promoting adherence.
New oral treatment options. What does this mean for your patients?
New options for patient-centred ED treatment.
Current evidence and concrete implications for your practice.
What we know today and how you can support your patients.
Individually tailored to the needs of your practice.
The exchange does not stop at your specialty. Through Miaglossa Events, you gain access to webinars offering CME credits and to professional exchange across different fields, together with colleagues from other practices.
Miaglossa has been active in primary care for many years and prepares medical content based on evidence and in compliance with applicable requirements. The Trusted Advisor is designed for a long-term, reliable collaboration aligned with the needs of the practice.
Content tailored to the day-to-day practice of GPs.
The same contact person throughout the whole collaboration.
Prepared for direct use in practice.
The Trusted Advisor validates AI-generated information against the evidence and checks its clinical relevance. This turns quick answers into a reliable basis for well-informed decisions in daily practice.
The Trusted Advisor prepares relevant medical information based on evidence, medically reviewed and in a practice-oriented way. Sources and any possible product-related links are presented transparently. This gives general practitioners a sound basis for orientation in daily practice without anticipating the individual medical decision.
There is no cost to the practice. The Trusted Advisor is a free information and discussion service from Miaglossa for general practitioners. Its aim is to make relevant medical content accessible and support daily practice through concise, practice-oriented context.
Continuity is at the heart of the approach. Instead of changing contacts and isolated, independent interactions, the Trusted Advisor provides a reliable point of contact across different topics. This allows previous discussions to be built on, the practice’s individual information needs to be considered and medical developments to be continuously put into context.
The Trusted Advisor is a central, continuous point of contact for medical topics relevant to primary care. It brings together current study data, guidelines and conference highlights, presents them in a medically reviewed and practice-oriented way, and helps put new developments and treatment options into context.
The exchange with the Trusted Advisor is straightforward, individual and tailored to daily practice:
The Trusted Advisor provides information on current topics from several specialties relevant to general practice. These include diabetes, neurology, uro-oncology, cardiology and gastroenterology, as well as cross-indication questions, new treatment options and topics that regularly arise in daily practice.