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10 Reasons why you need Medical Animation – Part 2

Videos and animation are an integral parts of any marketing plan. Videos and animation quickly and concisely communicate information, which is especially important with clients in the medical and pharmaceutical industries. These industries are faced with the fact that the information they are presenting can oftentimes be very dense.  The medical industry often has to utilize diagrams, drawings, illustrations, photos and videos to foster better learning and enhanced communication. Medical animation is also a useful tool for clarifying many important, often difficult-to-understand subjects, procedures and techniques, and is likewise a cost-effective option as seen in Part I of our article.

Here is part 2 of our 10 reasons why you need medical animation.

6. Animation Can Be Used to Better Explain How a Drug Works

Following instructions on how to use the drug, a medical animation can also showcase how the drug performs in the body, so that the viewer can “see” what is happening when they take the drug.

7. Medical Animation Can Be Cheaper Than Using Actors or Models

A video marketing firm can quickly develop medical animations for you to suit your needs and budget, making it a more cost-effective option than having to hire actors or models.

8. Medical Animation Can Be Used for Training

Whether training future surgeons, physicians or other medical staff, medical animation can be key in ensuring proper and thorough training.

9. 3D Medical Animation Can Capture All the Details

Advances in video animation make it possible to show lifelike detail for a truly impactful animation.

10. Medical Animation Can Be Used for Online Video Marketing

Using videos and animations as part of your marketing efforts helps you gain an edge over competitors and attract new clients.

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10 Reasons why you need Medical Animation – Part 1

10 Reasons Why You Need Medical Animation

Many businesses today know that videos and animation are an important part of marketing, as well as a great way to give information to consumers and clients. The medical industry is no different, having utilized diagrams, drawings and illustrations, photos and videos to foster better learning and enhanced communication. Medical animation is also a useful tool for clarifying many important, often difficult-to-understand subjects, procedures and techniques, and is likewise a cost-effective option.

Because animation an help improve memory retention significantly more than just a verbal or written explanation, it can benefit many medical professionals, facilities, pharmaceutical companies and other healthcare organizations. The following are 10 reasons why you need medical animation.

1. Pictures Will Always Beat Text for Retention

Think back to when you were first learning words like “apple” and “dog.” There were always pictures of the named objects to go along with those words, and for a very good reason. The human brain is very good at remembering pictures, illustrations and animations that are used as a visual aid. In fact, video or animation improves retention by over 50 percent. This is an especially important consideration in the medical field, where medical animation can be used to aid in several areas of training and disciplines.

2. Viewers Can Understand Animation Very Easily

Just as medical animation can aid in retention, so too can it help viewers to better understand a process, a procedure or any other area detailed in the animation, such as how blood cells travel through veins, or how the eyeball perceives its surroundings.

3. Animation Makes a Bigger Impact

Telling someone they have high cholesterol or showing them a picture of a clogged artery can be jarring enough, but show a medical animation of a clogged artery, and you’ve got a teaching tool with impact. It might be just the thing to make a patient truly understand the seriousness of various medical conditions.

4. 3D Medical Animation Can Be Used to Explain Surgical Procedures

A 3D medical animation can clearly describe how various surgical procedures are performed, such as a hip replacement. Having a better idea of how a surgery is performed can make it less worrisome for the patient.

5. Animation Can Be Used to Show How to Properly Use a Drug

The instructions on medication vials can sometimes be confusing and hard to read, and patients might not always remember each detail when told verbally. But a medical animation can help them better understand how to use the drug properly and aid in their retention of the instructions.

In conclusion, medical animation has come a long way, and now plays an important role in training, providing patient information, product marketing and more.

Sources:

https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/visual-content-marketing-strategy#sm.000011frkqm2hmedduuj9tagnbno5

http://www.brainrules.net/vision

www.ghostproduction.com

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