Health Education England: Inspiring & Educating Healthcare Professionals

Over the course of several years we’ve worked closely with the Genomics Education Programme (GEP) to produce dozens of educational, inspirational films.

The GEP is the NHS’s method of ensuring its staff have the knowledge, skills and experience necessary to make sure the health service remains a world leader in genomic and precision medicine.
Therefore we know that each and every video created has its own unique impact on learners, and as a result, each requires a different approach that will communicate the content to those learning in an engaging, inspiring and educational manner.

Our work with the GEP has led to impressive results, detailed in a fantastic client testimonial which you can watch above.

The variety of video content created ranges from:
Unravelling the double helix via 2D animation to illustrate the basics of DNA;

Unravelling the double helix via 2D animation to illustrate the basics of DNA;
Using 3D animation to explain the importance of assessing tumour samples for genomic sequencing in 3D;
Using an interview-led approach to craft a clear, compelling and cohesive narrative that weaves together different voices on a number of complex topics;
Employing an actor-led approach to explain how nurses can further embrace genomics;
Dramatic short films to show how simple and relatively quick it is for GP’s to take a genetic family history and more!

Despite the complicated subject matters, each video created by our team clearly explains the topic in a straightforward, yet interesting and stimulating way, ensuring that all healthcare staff are better informed and inspired to learn more about the wonderful world of genomics.