GCI Health

Tonight's the night! ? GCI Health is incredibly proud to be a finalist for Healthcare Agency of the Year at the PRWeek Awards. We're excited to celebrate amazing work, incredible talent and the power of communications to make a meaningful difference! #PRWeekAwards

GCI Health's Kristin Mengel Ryan is back from #SXSW2025 and unpacking key insights on the MM+M podcast. The big theme? Time – and how AI is reshaping our relationship with it across healthcare experiences. Listen now! ?? https://lnkd.in/gHfuPUSF. Also, be sure to swipe through the carousel for her top takeaways below.

Thank you, Paul Holmes and PRovoke Media, for recognizing GCI Health as one of the Best Agencies in the UK. Being included on this top 50 list is a testament to our incredible team, who make our company so unique and great, and our clients, who trust us with their most important milestones and moments! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/egQnRGKD

On International Women’s Day, our team is pumped ?? to #AccelerateAction for women’s health alongside our #healthcare clients around the world. Women are the health gatekeepers for their families and communities — so when women are healthy, the world is healthy. From supporting a representative healthcare workforce to sharing credible information that drives awareness and action, we’re committed to global health equity. #IWD2025

Kath Harrison, our President of Europe and Middle East, is an inspiring leader who consistently illuminates the path forward for our clients and teams. Once again, her stand out status has been recognized, and she's been named to the PRWeek UK Power Book 2025 for the fourth consecutive year! This recognition is a testament to her unwavering dedication and exceptional leadership. Cheers, Kath! https://lnkd.in/e2Mgj57x

Thank you, PRovoke Media, for recognizing the power and passion behind our study, Layered: A Report on Black Women’s Perceptions of Clinical Trials, by naming it an Innovation SABRE Award 2025 Finalist for Agency Thought Leadership! We look forward to celebrating with our fellow finalists tonight. Request the full Layered report at [email protected].

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Music has the power to heal, inspire and unite. That's at the center of Louder Than Cancer, a brilliant new initiative from our colleagues at #HealthatWPP, launched today on #WorldCancerDay. At the heart of the campaign is an incredible Amazon Music playlist created with 50+ globally renowned artists sharing their personal stories on cancer through sound. For every playlist stream, Amazon Music will donate $1 to Conquer Cancer, the ASCO Foundation, to help fund cancer research and vital programs. Stream it. Share it. And let’s be #LouderThanCancer, together! ?? Find out more: https://bit.ly/40I1aED ?? Listen now: https://lnkd.in/enhFinpU

We’ll be exploring the future of clinical trial recruitment at #SCOPESummit this week! Check out this video featuring Matthew Graffeo discussing the latest innovations in clinical trial recruitment. Join us for a deeper dive into this topic with Matt and Kianta Key on Thursday, February 6 at 9:40 AM (Data Track). They'll be sharing how our proprietary #AI platform can predict content performance across patient populations, helping drive better recruitment outcomes. For more information, reach out at [email protected]. See you at SCOPE!

This week, the 50th anniversary of the #ArabHealth conference (soon to be WHX Dubai) wasn't just a celebration of the conference, it was a declaration: healthcare is transforming,?fast. GCI Health’s Kath Harrison and Areeba Hanif were on the ground and shared their key takeaways from the event. ?? Conversations around AI took center stage, powering everything from real-time genomics to personalized treatments. Leading pharma companies, hospitals and healthcare service providers are already on board, leveraging AI's power to unlock insights from massive datasets and understand the very core of how the human body works. Through so many of the sessions and booth talks the takeaway was clear – AI is here to stay, and if we don’t embrace it, we risk being left behind! ?? Amidst the strong focus on technology, a crucial theme emerged across many of the sessions, particularly at the Public Health Conference and that is one of humanity.?Arab Health underscored the vital role of community-led approaches, especially in tackling Neglected Tropical Diseases. During a panel discussion, Dr. Ebere Okereke’s, Chief Program Officer, RLM, poignant words resonated deeply with attendees: "The interesting thing about neglected tropical diseases is that it's less of the disease that is neglected, it's the communities who suffer from them that are neglected." This underscores the critical need for patient-centric care, building trust, involving communities and addressing social determinants of health to ensure we can reach the communities that need it most. ?? Digital health is also embracing this human-centric shift in so many ways. As esteemed panelists emphasized as part of a discussion that took place on the M42 booth, "digital health is not just about technology, it's about people." This focus on the human element is key to effective communication in this evolving landscape and to build trust in data handling and improving patient outcomes. ?? Finally, bridging the global-local divide remains a critical challenge. Connecting global advancements, technology and innovation with local realities is essential for empowering communities and ensuring equitable access to health worldwide. The transition of Arab Health to WHX Dubai signals a new era for healthcare in this region. It will be exciting to see how these themes shape the future of health across the UAE. Kath Harrison touched on some of this in her recent article in Middle East Health – linked here if you didn’t get a chance to read it.?https://lnkd.in/erevV4aS