Disrupting modern medicine.
Embracing technology’s potential.
MEET SCOVELL DR SIMONE
How we spend our days, is how we spend our lives. And for the majority of us, a large part of our lives is spent at work.
But if recent years have taught us anything, it’s that the boundaries between work and life have blurred. We need to look after our whole selves, to look after our health.
The most valuable resource in any organisation is its people.
Up until now, most businesses have failed to invest in the health and wellbeing of their people, which ultimately impacts their bottom line.
A healthy workforce is a productive and engaged workforce.
Business leaders have a duty of care for their people, and employees have the right to ask for their health to be supported.
“I’m a purpose-driven leader, a founder & executive chair, a mother, a med-tech pioneer, and a visionary speaker. I believe that by harnessing the potential of modern technology, we can reimagine healthcare and democratise access to preventative medicine and diagnostics, for all.”
The time has come to shake up traditional medical healthcare models and use technology to our advantage.
By connecting the dots, using data and process-driven platforms, we can monitor and empower people to take control of their health in a streamlined and effective way.
It’s about bringing a big-picture, preventative view to health and wellbeing, rather than relying on band-aid solutions.
It makes business sense. And it makes human sense.
Dr Simone Scovell is an inspiring speaker and thought leader, trusted by government ministers, medical authorities, corporates and not-for-profit organisations.
The world of medical technology is ever evolving.
Dr Simone Scovell is a sought-after speaker, commentator and media spokesperson, with an informed view on how we can rethink healthcare for the greater good.
As the founder of pioneering med-tech business TOTIUM, Simone brings a unique perspective to the world.
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