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We live in interesting times

Despite the lockdown closing the London and Berlin offices, these have been busy and stimulating times for the team at Stgilesmedical

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Films

Our 10 films for GP's and trainees covering recent NICE guidelines are being rolled out on the Univadis/Medscape platform to some acclaim. 

Topics include:

• Hypertension

• Stroke

• Primary hyperparathyroidism

• Neurological symptoms

• Crohn's disease

• Ulcerative colitis

• Renal calculi

• Lyme disease

• Female incontinence

• Palliative care

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Articles

Members of the team have co-authored two review papers: one look at innovations in end-of-life care, while the second explore the importance of choline in pregnancy.

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We continue to support a German company involved in the fascinating field of inflammation resolution. After more than three years, we are in the final stages of analysing the data for the Hospice U.K. HOLISTIC study, with the final report expected in the autumn. Just completed are, a manuscript and a white paper, looking at incisional hernia prevention. These documents involved a multidiscipliary group of European surgeons.

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Webinars

Our free educational webinars have attracted a wide audience and are still available to watch on ZOOM.

• Apps in healthcare

• History of epidemics- lessons for COVID-19

• Mental health and resilience in times of COVID-19: lessons from history and expert discussion

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Our Medium articles have been well received:

• Danny Frauenstein- 'Coronavirus goes viral: a global threat to humans and animals'

• Hasan Mahbouba- 'The ups and downs of being a community pharmacist and why I want to change

• Chiari Parisotti- 'Glaucoma: an overview of its pathophysiology and current management'

• Rahel Lewin- 'A PHD from Oxford- What next?'

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Our contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic include:

Providing pro bono administrative support to a multidisciplianary palliatve care expert group.

Developing a manuscript reporting on the cardiovascular effects of the SARS -CoV-2 virus

A self-penned article for the BMJ on historicl aspects of COVID-19

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Final thoughts

As things slowly return to normal, we will miss unfamiliar activities such as long walks around london, baking and online theatre performances. Also, the air has been cleaner and the traffic quieter, Four months is long enough, however, and we are ready for new activities and adventures. Thanks to our families, colleagues and clients for sticking with us and staying cheerful.

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Als Privatunternehmen sind wir hauptsächlich daran interessiert, alle Aspekte des Gesundheitswesens zu verbessern.

Geleitet von Dr. Steven Walker (Scientific Director) und Dr. Christine Oesterling (Advisor), arbeitet unser Team länderübergreifend in London und Berlin. Mithilfe unseres internationalen Teams können wir Ressourcen besser verwalten, Wachstumsschübe meistern und Konflikte vermeiden. Der Kern unseres Teams wird von einer Reihe ausgezeichneter Partner aus den zentralen Bereichen der Medizin unterstützt.

LONDON OFFICE

Unser Büro in London befindet sich in einem alten Gebäude, dem Gemeindesaal der St Giles-in the-Fields Kirche zwischen den Stadtteilen Covent Garden und Soho, in der Nähe der Oxford Street.

BERLIN OFFICE

Im Gegensatz zu unserem London Office, befindet sich unser Büro in Berlin im Charlottenburger Innovations-Centrum (CHIC). Der moderne Bau aus Glas und Stahl ist Teil der Technischen Universität und wird von der Stadt Berlin und dem Land Brandenburg unterstützt.