Health Communication Consultant (UK) | Clinical Pharmacist | Patient-Friendly Medical Content | NHS & NICE-Aligned | Plain-English Rewrite & Medical Design
I help healthcare teams communicate clearly, safely, and effectively. As a clinical pharmacist and Adobe-certified designer, I specialise in turning complex medical information into clear, patient-friendly content that people can truly understand. I blend evidence-based communication, plain-English rewriting, and visual medical design to create:
• Patient leaflets
• Health brochures
• One-pagers
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24/12/2025
Most digital health products explain symptoms before decisions.
A clearer pattern is decision-first guidance:
What matters most
What to do next
Safety-net (when to seek urgent help)
Clarity reduces anxiety. Safety-netting builds trust.
23/12/2025
In pharmacy, many people weren’t looking for more information — they were looking for clarity.
The question I heard most often was: “Should I be worried?”
A calm conversation, clear priorities, and a safe next step can change everything.
Healthcare communication isn’t just technical. It’s a responsibility.
21/12/2025
Clear health UX isn’t about more data.
It’s about clarity, reassurance, and knowing when to act.
This is the clinical thinking I use when reviewing how digital health products explain symptoms and risk.
10/12/2025
https://medium.com//how-to-make-medication-instructions-clearer-for-patients-bd73ccda6c21
How to Make Medication Instructions Clearer for Patients By Hany Guirguis, Health Communication Consultant & Clinical Pharmacist
08/12/2025
Patients don't always read health info🤔
Why Patients Don’t Read Health Information (And How to Fix It) By Hany Guirguis, Health Communication Consultant & Clinical Pharmacist
07/12/2025
https://medium.com//before-after-how-i-rewrite-nhs-leaflets-for-patients-9071358a9ee2
Before & After: How I Rewrite NHS Leaflets for Patients By Hany Guirguis, Health Communication Consultant & Clinical Pharmacist
04/11/2025
5 quick checks for NHS-aligned copy:
• Plain-English headings
• Avoid absolutes; cite sources
• Explain benefits + risks
• Include call-to-action for help
• Test readability (aim Flesch 60–70)
Save this for your next draft.
04/11/2025
From jargon to clarity: I recently rewrote a 1,200-word diabetes leaflet into a 650-word patient guide with plain-English headings. Result: fewer clinic callbacks + higher satisfaction.
Want similar results? DM “GUIDE”.
Hi, I’m Hany. I help health brands turn complex science into clear, patient-friendly content.
What I do: Patient education, SEO health blogs, website copy, and NHS-compliant editing.
Why it matters: Clear writing builds safer decisions and stronger trust.
Let’s collaborate: Message me here or email {your email}.
07/12/2025