From Clinic to Camera: How Doctors Can Communicate Health Messages That Actually Land

This is a recorded webinar, originally held on Wednesday 01 October 2025. You can now access the full video recording, audio-only version, and written transcript through this course.

Welcome to the Academy MEE Webinar!

We’re excited to share a powerful and practical session with Dr Angela Kwong – a GP, medical educator, and founder of Enlighten Me, a stigma-free, evidence-based weight management program. In this webinar, “From Clinic to Camera: How Doctors Can Communicate Health Messages That Actually Land”, Angela unpacks how clinicians can translate complex medical information into clear, relatable messages that truly resonate. Drawing on her experience in national education campaigns and medical media, Angela offers insights into tackling sensitive topics with clarity and compassion – helping doctors connect more meaningfully with both patients and the public.

ACADEMY MEE WEBINAR

Guest speaker| DR Angela Kwong

Topic | From Clinic to Camera: How Doctors Can Communicate Health Messages That Actually Land

Date | Wednesday 1st October 7:30pm (AEST) via Zoom

Meeting Host | Dr Tony Chu

To get access sign up via your membership or purchase a ticket to this webinar. You will be provided the Zoom Link within the course details within.

About Our Presenter:

Dr Angela Kwong is a GP with a special interest in obesity and metabolic health, and the founder of Enlighten Me – an award-winning, medically supervised program delivering stigma-free, evidence-based, multidisciplinary weight management care to patients across Australia. As NSW State Lead for Obesity Management with the RACGP, she champions compassionate, collaborative approaches to health.

Angela is passionate about translating complex medical concepts into clear, relatable messages that resonate with both patients and peers. She has built a trusted voice in medical media through national conference presentations, virtual events, and educational campaigns, often addressing stigmatised health topics that patients may hesitate to discuss in person.

Her work bridges the gap between clinical expertise and public engagement, empowering the profession and the community with accurate, actionable health information.