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Channel 4 television series
I have been approached by Vanessa Singh, a researcher for Maverick Television who are making a series called 'Diagnosis Live from the Clinic' which will be shown on Channel 4.
Channel 4 are making a brand new medical series which is offering people on-the-spot consultations with our TV doctors from the comfort of their own homes, via webcam. We are also running a huge medical road test of popular, over-the-counter medications and would like to invite people to get involved!
Whenever you walk into a chemist, the number of products you can buy for athlete’s foot or teenage skin complaints can be overwhelming. How do we know which ones work best or is it worthwhile spending the extra for a branded tablet over a cheaper own-brand version?
We are particularly looking for athlete foot sufferers to test some leading remedies. The testers can decide whether they’d like to be considered to review them on-screen or off-screen. And we don’t need to film the symptoms!
We are looking for as many testers as possible and there will be a standardised protocol, a health questionnaire and we will be working with Health Professionals to ensure best practice.
Is there any way you can help pass on this message to people that might be interested, by maybe putting up the flyer in changing rooms or forward the email to the team?
Any questions, or for people to get involved please contact me ASAP on 0207 874 7544.
Whenever you walk into a chemist, the number of products you can buy for athlete’s foot or teenage skin complaints can be overwhelming. How do we know which ones work best or is it worthwhile spending the extra for a branded tablet over a cheaper own-brand version?
We are particularly looking for athlete foot sufferers to test some leading remedies. The testers can decide whether they’d like to be considered to review them on-screen or off-screen. And we don’t need to film the symptoms!
We are looking for as many testers as possible and there will be a standardised protocol, a health questionnaire and we will be working with Health Professionals to ensure best practice.
Is there any way you can help pass on this message to people that might be interested, by maybe putting up the flyer in changing rooms or forward the email to the team?
Any questions, or for people to get involved please contact me ASAP on 0207 874 7544.
Click here to download a flyer.
Information from the Football Association
Match Based Disciplinary SystemLaunch Event: Monday, 6 June, 2011
The FA is introducing a new Match Based Discipline systemfor all Adult teams at all levels from the start of next season, 2011/12.
There are a number of very important aspects in the system and that it is imperative that everyone involved understands. Therefore The Football Association is holding a Seminar, hosted by television and radio presenter Mark Saggers, at Wembley Stadium that will be shown live on the internet.
The 2 hour Seminar will be taking place on Monday 6th June 2011 commencing at 7pm. There are a lot of key changes and everyone involved will be able to participate in the session from the audience at the Seminar and those joining online with an opportunity to ask questions and take part in opinion polls.
In order to join the seminar you will need to register in advance and can do so by clicking on the link below:
http://video.webexlivestream.com/events/webx001/38527/
In addition, there are 250 places available to attend in person at Wembley Stadium and if you would like to be considered for one of these places please also register online. In addition to attending the seminar there will be an opportunity to experience a tour of the Stadium. Should there be too many applicants, there will be a ballot for places.
Should you have any questions on the Seminar please email matchbased@thefa.com
Regards
Mark Ives
Disciplinary Manager, The Football Association
The 2 hour Seminar will be taking place on Monday 6th June 2011 commencing at 7pm. There are a lot of key changes and everyone involved will be able to participate in the session from the audience at the Seminar and those joining online with an opportunity to ask questions and take part in opinion polls.
In order to join the seminar you will need to register in advance and can do so by clicking on the link below:
http://video.webexlivestream.com/events/webx001/38527/
In addition, there are 250 places available to attend in person at Wembley Stadium and if you would like to be considered for one of these places please also register online. In addition to attending the seminar there will be an opportunity to experience a tour of the Stadium. Should there be too many applicants, there will be a ballot for places.
Should you have any questions on the Seminar please email matchbased@thefa.com
Regards
Mark Ives
Disciplinary Manager, The Football Association
Statement from the Football Association
Social networking clarificationSaturday, 12 February, 2011
A statement on the use of social networking websites.
The FA has issued clarification to participants relating to the use of social networking sites, including, but not limited to Twitter, Facebook and internet blogs.
Participants should be aware that comments made on such sites may be considered public comment, and that further to FA Rule E3, any comments which are deemed improper, bring the game into disrepute, or are threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting may lead to disciplinary action.
Comments which are personal in nature or could be construed as offensive, use foul language or contain direct or indirect threats aimed at other participants are likely to be considered improper.
Participants are required to act in the best interests of the game at all times and should be aware of this when using social networking websites. Furthermore, participants are reminded that postings on social networking sites which they believe to be visible to a limited number of selected people may still end up in the public domain and consequently, care should be exercised with regards to the contents of such postings.
In addition, we would remind participants that social networking postings could also lead to civil proceedings being brought by affected parties.
Participants should be aware that comments made on such sites may be considered public comment, and that further to FA Rule E3, any comments which are deemed improper, bring the game into disrepute, or are threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting may lead to disciplinary action.
Comments which are personal in nature or could be construed as offensive, use foul language or contain direct or indirect threats aimed at other participants are likely to be considered improper.
Participants are required to act in the best interests of the game at all times and should be aware of this when using social networking websites. Furthermore, participants are reminded that postings on social networking sites which they believe to be visible to a limited number of selected people may still end up in the public domain and consequently, care should be exercised with regards to the contents of such postings.
In addition, we would remind participants that social networking postings could also lead to civil proceedings being brought by affected parties.