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MedComms Networking is a not-for-profit initiative building on the work of Peter Llewellyn which seeks to unite individuals and organisations involved in delivering health information

MedComms Networking is a not-for-profit initiative building on the work of Peter Llewellyn which seeks to unite individuals and organisations involved in delivering health information. We will do this by listening and by delivering a weekly newsletter and regular online and in-person events. Our group welcomes writers, scientists, editors, educators, project managers, filmmakers, medical journalists, healthcare professionals, researchers, academics, and patient advocates from around the world to join us. The aim is to inform, educate and advance our profession and, ultimately, support patient care.

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    PRE-CHRISTMAS MEDCOMMS FORUM - 15 DECEMBER 2021

    Succeeding in MedComms, despite what life throws at us

    The programme for this meeting was organised with Steven Walker of St Gilesmedical London and Berlin.

    After another year of disruption and the introduction of new working practices, we reflect on how well we ensure everyone reaches their maximum potential in MedComms. The work can be frenetic, stressful and deadline-driven. How many of us struggle with challenges behind the scenes? How well do we support each other through those challenges? Are we overcoming invisible barriers to work and productivity with more flexible working? Can more people flourish whatever their situation/circumstances (e.g. health issues, care needs, ageing, etc)? Has COVID inadvertently paved the way for inclusivity like never before? Or have we created unforeseen consequences (reduced chances for career progression etc)? Are inequalities worsening?

    And we answer questions from the audience.

    Full WEBCAST

    Programme:

    12.00 Start and Introductions from Steven Walker of St Gilesmedical and Peter Llewellyn of NetworkPharma

    12.10 Session 1 - voice of the individual

    Panel includes Katia Chrysostomou (Performance Coach), David Gudgeon (DG Associates), LisaMarie McLane (Ashfield MedComms) and Mark Palmer (Freelance writer)

    12.50 Session 2 - voice of the professional

    Panel includes Jacques Tamin (Occupational Physician)

    13.30 BREAK

    13.40 Session 3 - voice of the employer

    Panel: Karen Alderson (AMICULUM), Sharon Frost (Oxford PharmaGenesis)

    14.20 Closing remarks

    14.30 End

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    WHAT ELSE?

    This meeting has been arranged with support from St Gilesmedical London and Berlin

    St Gilesmedical London and Berlin


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