We are working with Mediaplanet UK’s Vision Matters campaign to help raise awareness for sight testing and eye health among medical professionals and the public. The campaign features exclusive editorial insights from key ophthalmology thought leaders including MedShr. To support the Vision Matters campaign, MedShr has written an article about the role of social media…
Continue reading ➞ Social media and the Universal Eye Health Goal
We are working with Mediaplanet UK’s Urological Health campaign for Urology Awareness Month. The campaign will have editorial insights from EAU, BAUN, BAUS, the Urology Foundation and TalkHealth. The aim of the campaign is to raise awareness around urological conditions, innovations in treatment, importance of diagnosis and prevention of all urological conditions. To help raise…
Continue reading ➞ Patient Privacy & Social Media for Urologists
We’ve been calling for your PCI, CTO and TAVI cases all month for TCT 2018, and the votes are in! MedShr - CRF Partnership for TCT 2018 MedShr joined CRF in San Diego this week, to celebrate 30 years of ground-breaking science, training and innovation at the world’s largest and most important educational meeting specializing…
Continue reading ➞ Winners Announced: MedShr TCT 2018 Case Competition
In an era where we can track our Amazon.com order from door-to-door, our Uber driver’s exact location, and the number of “likes” on our Facebook post, why isn’t our health and well-being this connected? Why isn’t the medical information that matters most this readily available, exactly when you need it? With MedicAlert, it is. Established…
Continue reading ➞ MedicAlert Foundation: Emergency Support for Patients and Carers
MedShr will be joining CRF to celebrate the 30 years of ground-breaking science, training and innovation at TCT 2018 between 21-25 September in San Diego, California. TCT is the world’s largest and most important educational meeting specialising in interventional cardiovascular medicine. For 30 years, TCT has been the centre of new cutting-edge educational content, showcasing…
Continue reading ➞ MedShr to join CRF at TCT 2018 in San Diego!
Why should all medical students be familiar with MedShr? Below, MedShr Editorial Assistant and fifth-year medical student Gianluca Pagano summarises his experience. I am a fifth-year medical student at Federico II University of Naples in Italy, and it has been almost a year since I have had the privilege of being a part of the MedShr family,…
Continue reading ➞ 5 Reasons Medical Students Should Use MedShr
In recognition of the educational value of creating and sharing a clinical case, MedShr cases that meet four key criteria will be awarded CPD credits starting 1st August 2018. We are working in partnership with CPD UK, and for high quality cases, meeting core requirements for professional development, the MedShr member who created the case…
Continue reading ➞ CPD credits now available for MedShr cases!
To celebrate the NHS’s 70th birthday on 5th July 2018, the National Health Singers released new single ‘Won’t let go’. The song aims to raise awareness of the current threat to the NHS, increase positivity and lead the fight to protect our National Health Service. The National Health Singers are a choir of doctors, nurses, healthcare…
Continue reading ➞ NHS70: National Health Singers Won’t Let Go!
On 27th June 2018, the best and brightest of British business gathered at the Guildhall to celebrate London’s biggest success stories at the London Evening Standard Business Awards, hosted by Victoria Coren-Mitchell. The first category of the evening was the SME and Start-Up of the Year 2018 – and the winner was MedShr! The Evening…
Continue reading ➞ MedShr wins SME and Start-Up of the year at Evening Standard Business Awards!
The National Health Service - NHS, celebrates its 70th Birthday today and it’s far from enjoying a quiet retirement! The NHS was created out of the ideal that good healthcare should be available to all, regardless of wealth. When it was launched by the then minister of health, Aneurin Bevan, on July 5 1948, it was based on…
