Medicology: NHS Training Courses

Domains & Web Development

Own the playground – before someone else does

Some years ago we recognised the importance of the web in future market access and set about assembling the web’s largest collection of quality medical domain names. Today, that portfolio stands at over 500 domains with a number of very special collections too.

A small sample of domain name collections:

asthmaadvances.com, hepatitisadvances.com etc (39 domains)
ophthalmicfocus.com, surgeryfocus.com etc (39 domains)
orthopaedicstoday.co.uk, urologytoday.co.uk (43 domains)

These domains are available for strategic acquisition, or we can work with you to develop a wide variety of web-based environments, providing full web development capability.

You’ll find the full portfolio available at www.medicaldomains.co.uk

Market Access – the number 1 imperative

Modern medicine is a rapidly changing environment in which traditional medical sales & marketing methods are failing to deliver the same impact. The key challenge facing most of industry is gaining significant access to the physicians when there’s ever greater competition for their time, both from within the health service and externally. We believe that the web will continue to grow in importance, offering new platforms for communication in medicine. Those that own the playground will get to control who plays in it.

Playground Ideas

Quality domain names can be used to engage target physicians in many forms. We’ve assembled a few ideas:

disease information sites
working forums
news sites
research forums and information sites
educational resources
product sites
symposia and event sites
sites about recruitment issues
online journals

We can assist in the development of these and other ideas, holding in-house capabilities in design, back end systems, PHP, MySQL, technical & medical writing, covering everything from a simple information site through to a complex management system.

Next Steps

In the first instance, contact Dean Kellogg on +44 1332 821264 or to initiate an initial discussion with no obligation

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