Co-Develop Educational Content With Mulhim

Co-develop accredited CME content with Mulhim

If your organization has clinical knowledge worth teaching, you can co-develop accredited CME content with Mulhim instead of building a course operation of your own. You bring the subject expertise; we shape it into structured, SCFHS-accredited CME content and deliver it online. We handle instructional design, accreditation under provider number AC10000415, production, and the platform, so your experts can focus on the medicine rather than on video editing or accreditation paperwork.

Co-development suits organizations that keep encountering the same teaching moment: a procedure they do particularly well, a protocol they have refined, a problem they see more often than most. That knowledge is valuable to practitioners across the country, and turning it into accredited CME is a way to share it and to earn recognition for it.

How co-development works

The split of work is simple, and it plays to each side's strengths:

• You provide the clinical subject expertise and review the content for accuracy.
• We turn it into a structured course through instructional design.
• We accredit the activity under provider number AC10000415 and assign CME hours.
• We produce and host it, and deliver it online across Saudi Arabia.
• Earned CME hours are prepared for Mumaris Plus for every learner.

Your named experts stay attached to the content as its authors, so the recognition goes to the people and the organization that did the clinical work.

A true partnership

You bring the subject expertise, we bring accreditation, production, and the platform. The result is accredited CME that earns your team recognition and reaches practitioners across Saudi Arabia, with CME hours prepared for Mumaris Plus.

Unlike a one-off lecture, a co-developed course keeps working after the day it launches. It stays available for new learners, it can be updated when guidelines change, and it builds a track record for your organization as a source of teaching that other clinicians trust and return to. We agree on scope and timeline up front, so you know what your experts are committing to before any recording begins.

From expertise to accredited CME

You bring the clinical subject expertise; Mulhim brings instructional design, SCFHS accreditation under provider number AC10000415, production, and delivery. The result is accredited CME with certified hours, prepared for Mumaris Plus and reaching practitioners across Saudi Arabia.

Hospitals, clinics, professional societies, and medical organizations can all co-develop content. What matters is not the size of the organization but whether there is real clinical expertise to share, and a willingness to see it reviewed and produced to the standard that accredited CME requires.

What makes a good topic

The best co-developed courses come from knowledge you already use every day, not from a subject picked because it sounds impressive. A refined protocol, a procedure your team performs often, a common mistake you know how to prevent: these translate well into accredited CME because you can teach them from real experience.

If you are not sure whether a topic fits, that is part of the early conversation. We look at what you want to teach, who would benefit, and whether it can be built to the standard accreditation requires, then tell you honestly whether it is worth developing.

Once a topic is chosen, we agree on the depth and the length before any work begins, so a course does not grow beyond what your experts can commit to. A focused course that gets finished is worth more than an ambitious one that stalls halfway through production.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do we provide versus Mulhim?

You provide the clinical subject expertise; Mulhim provides instructional design, SCFHS accreditation under provider number AC10000415, production and delivery.

Will the content be accredited?

Yes. Co-developed content is SCFHS-accredited and delivered online, with CME hours prepared for Mumaris Plus.

Who can co-develop content?

Hospitals, clinics, societies and medical organizations with clinical expertise to share.