Pharmacist-Reviewed Patient Education & Engagement
Qik Productions is a healthcare education company that helps patients, caregivers, and clinicians understand complex medical information clearly and quickly, through pharmacist-reviewed video and animation, tracked with built-in engagement analytics.
Pharmacist-reviewed patient education for kids and adults
Qik Productions makes custom animated patient education videos for kids and adults, for hospitals, health systems, pharmacies and physician practices. Every video is reviewed by a specialized pharmacist in that topic, who checks the script and then the finished video before it reaches a patient.
What it means here
Here is exactly who reviews every Qik video, and when.
Each program is reviewed by a specialized pharmacist with at least five years of experience in that specific subject area. An oncology video goes to an oncology pharmacist. An infusion video goes to an infusion pharmacist.
The reviewer verifies the script before animation starts, then verifies the finished video before it is final. A correct sentence can still be drawn wrong, so the pictures and the voice-over get checked too.
Our reviewing specialized pharmacists work with doctors, patients and nurses on a daily basis, so the video matches what a care team would actually say in the room.
Qik Productions was founded in 2025 by Mina G. Yacoub, PharmD, BCPS, a board certified pharmacist who still practices. Meet the founder.
Why the review matters
Five milliliters and one teaspoon are not the same instruction to a tired parent holding a syringe, and milligrams are not milliliters. Scripts get checked for the ambiguity before it is drawn.
"Take with food" is accurate and answers nothing. What counts as food, how long to wait, and what to do if the dose comes back up are the questions people actually call about.
Every therapy has side effects that are normal and side effects that mean stop and phone someone. Patient education that blurs the two either scares people off treatment or keeps them home too long.
How it works
The medication, procedure or condition, whether your patients are kids or adults, and the questions your team keeps answering by phone.
A specialized pharmacist who works in that area checks the script for accuracy and plain language before anything is animated.
2D animation and motion graphics, built for your brand and your protocol. Nothing is pulled from a stock library.
The same pharmacist verifies the finished video, visuals and voice-over included, before it is final.
Embed it on your own website, host it on the Qik platform, or take it fully white label and receive the video file itself.
A custom video typically takes 3 to 4 weeks, depending on how quickly your team returns feedback. Videos run about two to three minutes.
Topics
Need a video about a specific medication? See medication education videos.
Who it is for
Discharge, procedure preparation and medication education that patients can replay at home.
Videos made for kids, in words they understand, and for the parents giving the medicine at home. See our example made for kids.
Therapy starts, injection technique and side effect guidance for complex medications.
Answers to the common questions before patients have to call the office.
Common questions
A patient-facing video whose script and finished animation have been checked by a pharmacist for clinical accuracy before patients see it. At Qik, that reviewer is a specialized pharmacist in the video's topic.
Yes. Videos can be made for kids themselves, in friendly animation, and for the parents caring for them, as well as for adult patients.
Each program is reviewed by a specialized pharmacist with at least five years of experience in that specific subject area. The reviewer checks the script before animation and the finished video before it is final.
Typically 3 to 4 weeks from start to finish. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly your team returns review feedback.
About two to three minutes.
No. You can order one video at a time, with no annual contract and no minimum spend. See what is included.
Yes. White label and work for hire are both supported, including full transfer of ownership of the finished video.
Three ways. Embed it on your own website. Host it on the Qik platform and share it by QR code, text, email, direct link, branded landing page or waiting room screen. Or take it fully white label and receive the video file itself.
English is standard, and any language is available on request. Written transcripts are available.
Videos hosted on the Qik platform come with campaign-level reporting, such as views and percent completion. No protected health information is collected and individual patients are not tracked.
Get started
Tell us what your patients keep asking about, whether they are kids or adults. We will tell you whether a video is the right answer for it, and if it is not, we will say so.
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