Taking time for self-care has never been more necessary than in the middle of a pandemic. Whilst constantly being told to get used to the new normal, as creatures of habit we have all struggled with the dramatically different reality we have lived for the last few months. This has led to people turning to alternative therapies, such as mindfulness practices, to deal with stresses they have not encountered before or deal with heightened emotions whilst our normal forms of therapy, both clinical and social, have not been readily available.

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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.

In order to support students who may have lost their summer internship programme due to COVID-19,  Chits have recently launched a new remote internship scheme starting this July.

If you are looking to build your knowledge in sales & marketing and have what it takes to bring design ideas to life, you may be well suited for the Chits Internship scheme. The scheme follows the theme of product-life cycle, giving our interns the opportunity to invent a new digital product from scratch.

At Chits, we are lucky to have access to some of the leading healthcare professionals in the country who are all currently doing their bit to help the country through this crisis. Here, we explore the work a leading bariatric surgeon did to source Burberry gowns for St Mary’s hospital.

Dr Sanjay Purkayastha, a leading Senior Clinical Lecturer in Bariatric Surgery at Imperial College London recently acted upon a shortage of PPE at St Mary’s hospital by teaming up with Burberry to provide surgical gowns. Following some testing and review, the 2000+ gowns were certified for use and distributed across staff members at St Mary’s.