Sanofi Türkiye Wins Four Awards at the Golden Pulse Awards

Sanofi Turkey Wins Four Awards at Golden Pulse Awards for School Diabetes Program and Campus Plus Golden Pulse Awards, which recognises the best projects of all stakeholders operating in the healthcare sector, found their owners at a ceremony held on 11 January 2024. Sanofi Turkey's two major projects—Campus Plus, a mobile application offering personalised experience through artificial intelligence infrastructure for healthcare professionals, and the School Diabetes Education Platform, which has provided unconditional support for 13 years in collaboration with the Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes Association, the Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education and the Republic of Turkey Ministry of Health—were recognised with a total of 4 awards at Golden Pulse Awards. Campus Plus enables healthcare professionals to access the latest information in their fields easily and quickly. The application serves its users as a digital content resource through its user-friendly interface, rich and up-to-date content library, personalised in-app experience and notification system that can be customised according to users' areas of interest and needs. The Campus Plus application features numerous articles on current scientific topics as well as experience-sharing videos created with expert physicians in the field and podcast series featuring multidisciplinary discussions. The "School Diabetes Program," which has been running for 13 years through the collaboration of the Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes Association, the Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education, the Republic of Turkey Ministry of Health and Sanofi's unconditional support, was recognised with awards in the "Best Health & Wellness and Awareness Website of the Year" and "Best Awareness/Advocacy Project of the Year" categories, and was selected as "Project of the Year" after achieving the highest score among other projects. The programme, which aims to raise diabetes awareness, support students in the early diagnosis of type 1 diabetes, and improve students' quality of life at school through education and various activities, has reached 60,000 schools, 585,000 teachers, 580,000 parents and 7.5 million students to date. Last year, an important step was taken within the scope of the programme with the launch of an education platform integrated into the Ministry of National Education system to raise diabetes awareness among much broader segments of the population. The School Diabetes Education Platform was visited by 392,000 users over one year. 46,661 users successfully obtained an Education Certificate upon completion of the examination. Sanofi Turkey has been the recipient of many prestigious awards this year, including Felis and Golden Compass awards, through its Campus Plus platform and School Diabetes Program Education Platform projects.