The Sound Doctor, one of the UK’s leading producers of film and audio content for the health sector, will be hosting an evening with Richard Scudamore, Executive Chairman of the Premier League, and Professor Patrick Maxwell, Regius Professor of Physic and Head of the School of Clinical Medicine at Cambridge University. 

The Premier League is the most-watched sports league in the world, available in over one billion homes. Away from the sports field, the League and Clubs are making a massive investment in social development, particularly in the fields of education and health. Richard Scudamore, who’s served as the League’s Chief Executive and then Executive Chairman for the past 18 years, will share some of his insights and experiences as to what is making a real difference in young people’s lives.

Professor Maxwell will discuss what we, as patients, can expect from medical innovation in the next few decades. There will, he says, be a complete change in the way medicine in practiced as a result of recent technological advances which mean that it is now quite straight forward and very affordable to sequence a patient’s whole genome leading to the identification of new diseases and better understanding of many well-recognised diseases.

The event is to take place at Unicorn House, a modern, visionary, events and co-working venue in Cirencester, on Thursday 30 November, starting at 6.00 pm.

This talk is also a great opportunity for people to learn more about The Sound Doctor, pioneering effective self management through patient education. The company’s world class library of around 300 films focuses on six major areas of health – diabetes, back pain, dementia, heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary heart disease and weight management surgery.

The Sound Doctor also creates health and wellness animations to popularise public health messages. These are widely used in GP surgeries, libraries and now, schools.

These films make a valuable, positive difference to many people’s healthcare. The very successful evaluations which have been carried out in several CCGs show significant reductions in visits to the GP and in avoidable hospital admissions as well as greatly enhanced patient satisfaction.

Co-founders of The Sound Doctor, Dominic Arkwright and Rosie Runciman, both worked at the BBC for more than 20 years, Dominic as a Today programme reporter and Radio 4 presenter and Rosie as Editor of News hour amongst other roles. They also devised and produced Health Today, a UK radio program for NHS England

This event is of particular interest to leaders in healthcare, business and Local Government.

Unicorn House

2 Watermoor Road

Cirencester

GL7 1JW

Taking place on Thursday 30 November, from 6.00 pm – 8.00pm.

To attend please contact Emma De Maio on 07921160134 or email emma@redheadpr.co.uk.
 
 
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