by Pharmaguapa | Dec 1, 2020 | Autoimmune Disease, General, hashimoto's, Leadership
As we near the end of this second lockdown I find myself reflecting on my lockdown experience. I have heard from quite a few friends that they have found this second lockdown even harder than the first. Many people I know have struggled with mental health and...
by Pharmaguapa | Oct 25, 2020 | Autoimmune Disease, hashimoto's, Leadership
This week was Thyroid awareness week. Admittedly I missed most of it because I wasn’t aware it was happening. So rather belatedly I wanted to share a bit of my own experience as a Hashimoto’s patient. It has taken me a while to get here but I can truly...
by Pharmaguapa | Aug 31, 2020 | Business Process, General, marketing, Multichannel, Strategy
The other day I read an interesting article about how medical simulation needed to catch up to consumer gaming. It talked about how many medical simulators use outdated technology and approaches. They “look like something out of 1992”. This made me...
by Pharmaguapa | Jul 7, 2020 | General, Leadership, marketing, Multichannel, Strategy
Living in a shielding household I have had a particularly locked-down few months, with no trips to any supermarkets or shops. I have had to rely entirely on the internet, and telephone, to access goods. During this time there have been some brands that have stood by...
by Pharmaguapa | Jun 19, 2020 | Business Process, General, Leadership, Multichannel, Reverse Mentoring, Strategy
We are currently living in what might be termed “interesting times”. We have seen our world turned upside down and huge changes happen in a very short period of time. The new normal has changed from face to face to virtual. Everything from meetings, to...
by Pharmaguapa | May 10, 2020 | General, Leadership
This week we celebrated the 75th anniversary of VE day. 75 years ago Britain, and other allied countries, celebrated the end of the Nazis. I asked my British father and German mother if they could remember the day – they could not. My mother commented though...
