Reflecting on 2025: Celebrating Our Healthcare Community
As the year draws to a close, we wanted to pause and say something we mean: thank you.
By Nina Sabat, CCH Marketing and Learning Experience Architect
This year has been shaped by healthcare professionals choosing to deepen their knowledge, strengthen their practice and stay engaged with learning – often alongside demanding clinical roles and limited time.
At CCH, our purpose is simple but serious: to support confident, evidence-based practice in weight management and related areas of care. Everything we create is guided by that commitment.
Here is a snapshot of what we have achieved together this year.
1 research paper published
This year marked the publication of our research paper – GLP-1 receptor agonists in the management of COVID-19 and long COVID for patients with underlying metabolic disorders. Contributing to the wider evidence base matters deeply to us, and reinforces our commitment to education that is credible, current and clinically relevant. Read the published paper.
3 new CPD-accredited short courses released
We released three new CPD-accredited short courses on GLP-1 medications and AI in healthcare, each designed to address real gaps in training and support practical decision-making in clinical settings. As always, our focus was on clarity, relevance and evidence – learning that was created to be immediately applicable in the real world. View our CPD-accredited short courses.
24,000+ hours of CPD delivered
This year, healthcare professionals chose to invest thousands of hours in their professional development through CCH – from short courses to full postgraduate programmes. That trust means something to us. Learn more about our mission at CCH.
Every number above represents real people, real learning and a shared belief that better education supports better care. Whether this was the year you completed your first CPD course with us, updated your clinical knowledge or simply stayed curious – it all counts.
Thank you for learning with us this year. We are looking forward to 2026.
About the Author
Nina Sabat is the Marketing and Learning Experience Architect at CCH. She studied Neuroscience at UCL and went on to work in the NHS on a Community Diabetes Support Programme – experience that gave her first-hand insight into the realities of clinical work and the challenges healthcare professionals navigate daily. At CCH, she brings that understanding to course development, instructional design and marketing, working to create learning that is accessible, relevant and fits into busy professional lives.
