HealthUnlocked
Saskia Church is an experienced professional in product marketing and community partnerships, currently serving as the Product Marketing Manager at HealthUnlocked since September 2019. In this role, Saskia drives marketing activities and contributes to product development, focusing on engaging and retaining end-users while educating internal teams about HealthUnlocked's features. Prior to this position, Saskia worked at Nura in various community partnership roles and held multiple internships and assistant positions at organizations such as SEEK, University of Sydney, and Endemol Shine Group. Saskia obtained a Psychology degree from Queen Mary University of London and has a foundational education from Bedales.
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HealthUnlocked
HealthUnlocked is the largest social network for health; connecting people with the same or similar health conditions, through shared experiences. The network is made up of focused communities built around 250+ chronic conditions such as asthma and heart disease, as well as wellbeing needs, such as healthy eating. Joining a community providespeople with access to recommendations, services and information relevant to their conditions and health needs. The communities are sponsored and moderated by leading patient organisations and nonprofits, such as the British Heart Foundation, Multiple Sclerosis Association of America and the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society, to ensure the information shared on the platform is credible and safe. With 1 million members accessing the platform daily, a large amount of data is generated which can be processed into valuable insight to help enable better health outcomes for both patients and the healthcare industry at large. HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between members and their clinicians; instead, the platform provides therapeutic support and recommendations to enable self-management that complements the patient’s clinical treatment. Independent research showed that members increased in knowledge, skills and confidence to manage their health (metric known as Patient Activation Measure (PAM)) with higher use of the platform. Over a period of 3 months, there was an average increase of 5.8 points on the PAM scale, with members becoming highly engaged, self-directed and more confident in their healthcare.