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Making medicines easy to understand

 
 

Our videos

Our video series are about regular medicines, but they are different to what you might have seen before. We use simple drawings and a spoken ‘story’ to communicate WHY medicines are useful for certain conditions, HOW they work and WHAT benefits you should expect to get from them. But before we start talking about things like medicines prescribed after a heart attack, or how to treat high blood pressure, we first need to understand how the body works when its well, then what happens when things aren’t right and then how medicines can help.

 
 

Simple

Just the right amount of information to communicate what you need to know and why.

Visual

Animated pictures moving in time with the script to tell a visual story while highlighting key information.

Accessible

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Our story

Fiona has been talking about medicines since… well a long time ago. Throughout her career, spanning from community pharmacist to clinical specialist, she has learned that patients regularly find information about medicines complex and hard to remember.

Her solution was to start drawing pictures and writing short notes to help explain what had been discussed. It seemed to work – there were light bulb moments and looks of relief as people grasped what they hadn’t understood before.

 
 
 

What People Say

What People Say →

 

“Talking About Medicines videos are concise easily understood summaries on how medications work within our bodies. Improving patients’ knowledge about their medication will lead to better adherence/compliance and improved outcomes for our patients.”

— GP

“A terrific teaching tool for visual learners. I like the dialog and diagrams that explain things so clearly audibly and visually.”

— GP Nurse

“The videos gave me exactly what I need to know about my medications. It was a quick and easy way to remember what I needed to do and why.”

— Patient

 
 

We’d love to get your feedback, please let us know what you think about our videos.

 

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