Behind The Scenes at Chits UK | Healthcare Marketing Agency London

The world, and the online healthcare market, has changed drastically over the past few months. Businesses have paused, families have come together and a sense of shared solidarity has embedded itself in this new society we find ourselves in. However, we are now returning back to a new normal. As businesses begin to open, maintaining this community spirit will be key to ongoing success.

Fresh from our Innovation Lab, introducing  our new booking system: Chits BookEasy.

Chits are pleased to announce a new virtual appointment booking system enabling patients or clients to book direct into your diary to conduct virtual meetings.

If you are looking to take your business online, continue meeting clients via video conference and/ or struggling with the admin of online meetings then BookEasy is the system for you!

I write as both a cancer surgeon, scientist and pilgrim. My book, The Journey:  Spirituality, Pilgrimage and Chant was all about repetitive chant, the Celtic concept of “thin” holy places and the joys of long distance walking. For many years during Lent I have rather smugly tried to do something positive every day for somebody else (over and above normal patient care) and to visit a consecrated site on a daily basis. This year the added master plan had been to walk with my family from Ely to Walsingham as a pre- Easter pilgrimage and then travel onwards to Iona for Easter itself.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is often mistaken as a 21^st century phenomena very much in its grassroots and infancy, however its history dates back to the early 1900s, years before the term ‘artificial intelligence’ was first coined. The first time AI was referred to by name was in 1956 by John McCarthy, an American Computer Scientist who defined it as, “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines”[i], but it could be said that the true infant years of AI occurred during the Second World War.

We all know that it is a fact, websites create revenue – simply look around at online shops such as Amazon, Apple, Ocado & many others to see the proof. We live in a society which requires everything on our fingertips and what better way to deliver products than on a mobile app, or within an internet browser.

In the online world where we are all driven by what others think, reviews are fast becoming the barometer which determines approval or disapproval of products and services.

If I am looking into an appliance or a holiday let, reviews play a key part in deciding which product is right for me & who I should purchase it from.

However, when reading reviews about people, experiences & services this can be an entirely different “kettle of fish” – with opinions swaying who for e.g. is the right Doctor for me to see..