Medical Communication
and Education
We are an award-winning science writing, health film, medical education and research company based in London and Berlin.
Our aim is to support patients, medical professionals, industry, and academia through cost-effective communication of health information. What makes us different is a unique blend of clinical knowledge and experience, an understanding of your goals and the needs of different audiences, being proactive and adding value to each project.
For us, it is personal.
Dr Giles
Our skills
Our Medical Communications e-learning course
What you’ll learn
An Introduction to Medical Communications
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Entering the world of Medical Communications
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Job roles in Medical Communications
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Medical education, Journalism and Freelancing
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AI in healthcare
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The Interview
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Career Tips
An introduction to Medical Writing
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Scientific writing
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Scientific papers
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Scientific posters
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Scientific presentations
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Improving readability
Medical Communications: Drugs and Medical Devices
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Drug Development
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Pharmaceutical Compliance and Regulatory Writing
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Key Regulatory Documents and Submissions in Clinical Development
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Medical Devices
www.udemy.com/course/the-essential-guide-for-medical-communications/
Films
What Matters Conversations
The team at Stgilesmedical London & Berlin has contributed to starting important conversations about how we live, from now until the very end of our lives
Over a 22-month period, we have been providing administrative support to the RCGP End of Life Think Tank. This multidisciplinary group has done much to influence policy during the Covid-19 pandemic. Out of this work grew a realisation that discussions about advance care planning (ACP) are often suboptimal. We propose that life-long ‘What Matters to Me’ conversations are essential for improving ACP.
This initiative has resulted in a dedicated website and several impactful films made by Stgilesmedical.
Palliative Care and Homelessness
Palliative care for people experiencing homelessness is a film by Stgilesmedical for St Ann's Hospice in Manchester.
The film highlights the challenges of people experiencing homelessness who may be nearing the end of their lives from the perspective of those affected as well as health and social care staff.
Be aware that this film contains distressing content.
The NICE Guidelines
Our 10 films for GP's and trainees covering recent NICE guidelines are being rolled out on the Univadis/Medscape platform to great acclaim. Topics included are:
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Hypertension by Prof. Mary Harding
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Stroke by Prof. Anthony Rudd
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Primary Hyperparathyroidism by Prof. Neil Gittoes
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End of Life Care for adults by Dr. Phillip Lodge
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Crohn's Disease by Dr. Kevin Barrett
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Renal & Ureteric Stones by Prof. Fahad Rizvi
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Lyme Disease by Dr. Anne Cruikshank
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Ulcerative Colitis by Dr. Kevin Barrett
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Urinary Incontinence in Women by Dr. Julian Spinks
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Neurological Conditions by Dr. Nassif Mansour
NICE Guidelines
NICE Guidelines
End of Life Care for adults- Dr Philip Lodge
Neurological conditions in primary care - Dr Nassif Mansour
Urinary Incontinence in Women- Dr Julian Spinks
Articles
Ivy Gao, Kiran Jani, Chantel Patel, Christine Oesterling, Adrian Tookman
British Journal of General Practice (BJGP Life), 2024
Simran Patel, Mebruka Mohammed, Franziska König- Paratore and Steven Walker
British Journal of General Practice (BJGP Life), 2022
Rui Wen Lim, Franziska König- Paratore and Steven Walker
British Journal of General Practice (BJGP Life), 2022
Bill Noble, Adrian Tookman, Carmel Schmechel, Christine Oesterling, Karim Jani, Revd Peter Speck, Eva Diehl-Wiesenecker, Katia Chrysostomou and Steven Walker
British Journal of General Practice (BJGP Life), 2022
Gail Rees, Louise Brough, Gustavo Moya Orsatti, Anna Lodge and Steven Walker
Nutrients, 2022
Carmen Schmechel, Lars Joensson, Sarah Stinnissen and Steven Walker
British Journal of General Practice (BJGP Life), 2021
Carmen Schmechel, Lars Joensson, Sarah Stinnissen and Steven Walker
Medical Jounal (BMJ Opinion), 2021
Tim Hardman, Peter Llewelln and Steven Walker
Medical Writing, 2021
News
Who are we?
Our private company is primarily motivated by a desire to advance all aspects of healthcare.
Our team, led by Dr Steven Walker (Scientific Director) and Dr Christine Oesterling (Advisor), work across two locations in London and Berlin. This allows us to better manage resources, cope with periods of upscaling and avoid conflict. The core team are supported by a stellar host of associates that represent key areas of medicine.
Steven Walker MD
MMedSc (Clin Oncol)
MMedEd
Scientific Director
Our clients and
their feedback
LONDON OFFICE
The Shepherds Building, is an iconic landmark with a rich history. Originally constructed in the 1950s. Over time, the building evolved, eventually becoming a hub for creative industries. Today, it houses a variety of businesses, including media companies, design studios, and tech start-ups.
United Kingdom
St Gilesmedical Ltd.
The Shepherds Building,
Studio 616
Charecroft Way
London W14 0EE
UK
BERLIN OFFICE
By contrast, our Berlin office is in the Charlottenburg Innovations-Centrum, a modern glass and steel building that forms part of the Technische Universität and is supported by the cities of Berlin and Brandenburg.
Germany
Stgilesmedical GmbH
Charlottenburger Innovations-Centrum
Bismarckstraße 10-12
10625 Berlin
Germany