We are pleased to share the news that BPS Assessment, the learning and assessment branch of the British Pharmacological Society, has signed a sales agreement with Online Bilgi.

 

This new partnership will help us introduce our prescribing and pharmacology products and services to medical schools and healthcare institutions in Turkey, Cyprus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and CIS countries.

“By partnering with Online Bilgi and increasing our reach in these key regions, we will be able to support many more medical students, pharmacists and prescribers to improve medication safety through our valuable online learning and assessment resources.”
Alex Fox
Sales Director, BPS Assessment
Online Bilgi have 35 years of experience connecting international publishers with the institutions who will benefit from their content. They have worked with over 30 publishers, including BMJ and the American Institute of Physics. Online Bilgi’s offices are located in Istanbul and Ankara.
“We are very excited to partner with such an esteemed organisation. Our team is looking forward to promoting BPS Assessment services.”
Mehmet Haseki
Board Member, Online Bilgi

This is an important step for BPS Assessment in expanding access to its products and services to international medical schools and healthcare organisations.
 

We look forward to working with Online Bilgi to connect educators, students and professionals alike with eLearning and assessment tools that will help them measure and develop prescribing competencies, with the ultimate goal of improving patient safety.

 

If you would like more information about our new partnership, please contact us. Alternatively, visit our products and services page to find out more about what we offer.

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