Custom 2D animation and motion graphics for pediatric and community health education, under three minutes, clinically reviewed, and powered by QR-based engagement analytics.

Mina Yacoub, PharmD, BCPS, is the founder and CEO of Qik Productions. After 14 years as a board-certified pharmacist, including 6 years focused on neonatal and pediatric pharmacy, he saw a familiar gap: education stops the moment the visit ends. In this short video, he shares why Qik exists, and how our pharmacist-reviewed videos give patients trusted answers whenever they need them, right from a QR code.
We create short, clear videos that explain a procedure, a medication, a protocol, or a campaign message. Nothing is pulled from a stock catalog. Every video is written, designed, and animated specifically for your brand, your workflows, and your patient population, whether that is a well-child visit, a vaccine series, an asthma action plan, or a community health campaign.
We also produce videos in multiple languages, including Spanish, so your content reaches every family you serve, not just the ones who read English fluently.

Sample dashboard from a recent Qik rollout, shown to illustrate what your team's own live view will look like. Every video ships with its own trackable QR code, so you are never guessing whether the content is actually reaching people. Scans are tracked by location, department, or campaign, giving your team real usage data you can bring back to leadership instead of a hunch.
Healthcare happens in specific moments: the appointment where a patient receives a complex diagnosis, the pause before starting a new treatment, the quiet moment trying to understand what a test result actually means for their care. In those moments, people are often overwhelmed, unsure, or simply trying to hold onto information they were just given.
A short video, right there in that moment, can turn complex information into a little more clarity, and uncertainty into a little more confidence.
Produced quickly for time-sensitive needs: seasonal campaigns, protocol rollouts, or department-specific requests.
Each video can be paired with a QR code to track engagement by specific location or department.
Videos play at the point of care in waiting and exam rooms, and can also be sent home for follow-up reinforcement.
Content is reviewed directly by a practicing clinician for accuracy before it goes out.
Videos produced in Spanish and other languages, so your content reaches every family you serve, not just English-speaking households.
A simple, four-step numbered process so you always know what happens next.
We talk through what you need, who it is for, and what timeline you are working with.
We write the story and share a storyboard for your review before any animation begins.
We build the video, and a practicing clinician reviews it for accuracy.
You get final files, ready for waiting rooms, exam rooms, or to send home with patients.
Here's where we typically see a Qik video fit for a team like yours.
Well-child visit prep, MMR and vaccine series education, vitamin K at birth, newborn screening explanations, asthma management, and family health literacy, all built around your program's exact wording and workflows.
New program launch, protocol update, or seasonal campaign, produced quickly when your team needs it.
Waiting rooms, exam rooms, your existing patient education platform, or a standalone QR code. Content lives wherever your patients are.
Spanish and other languages available, so every family you serve can access the content, with no extra steps on your team's end.
Beyond fit and format, published clinical research supports why video education works, especially for adherence, caregiver education, and patient satisfaction.
Video-based education improved outcomes in the majority of clinical studies reviewed, with especially strong results for inhaler technique in asthma and COPD.
A randomized pediatric ED trial found video discharge instructions significantly improved caregivers' understanding of diagnosis, care plan, and follow-up versus written instructions alone (Pediatric Emergency Care, 2013).
In a randomized ED trial, 42% of patients rated video instructions as extremely helpful versus 29% for written-only (Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 2020).
A systematic review of 62 studies found video education had a significant positive effect in 61% of cases. Comprehension scores: 88.9% with video versus 75.7% with standard instructions.
Asthma and COPD inhaler training, pediatric ED discharge education, and post-surgical recovery instruction have each been studied in randomized trials with consistent improvements.
Point-of-care delivery, revisit-at-home reinforcement, and lightweight QR analytics. No EHR integration required.
A sample of what we've built for other healthcare organizations. Every project is fully custom.
We work with pediatric practices, physician offices, community health organizations, federally qualified health centers, nonprofits, and grant-funded teams. Many start with a single pilot video, a low-risk way to see real engagement data before rolling out program-wide. If this feels like a fit, reply back or contact us to schedule a quick call.
Qik Productions. Custom healthcare animation and motion graphics.