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Impact of COVID-19 on NHS comms

Stephen Waddington

This healthcare-focused edition follows #FuturePRoof Three: The NHS at 70 with lessons for the wider PR community, published in 2018. He outlines the challenge of launching the app amid heavy media scrutiny and how the team utilised two-way communications, expert advocacy and hyper local community engagement.

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The Real Value of Virtual Reality for Healthcare PR

Scott Public Relations

Technology has constantly altered how we communicate since the beginning of civilization. From the advent of writing, to the printing press, to the discovery of radio waves and TV broadcasting, new inventions have changed how well we can communicate and how we perceive these messages. Like what you’ve read?

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The Real Value of Virtual Reality for Healthcare PR

Scott Public Relations

Technology has constantly altered how we communicate since the beginning of civilization. From the advent of writing, to the printing press, to the discovery of radio waves and TV broadcasting, new inventions have changed how well we can communicate and how we perceive these messages. Like what you’ve read?

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The Challenges for Health Care Communicators as a New Normal Emerges From the COVID-19 Crisis

PRSay

It includes TV and radio spots, print ads, billboards, targeted digital ads, social media posts and email messages. In addition, the team developed a website landing page as a repository for information from its communications campaign. “In Dennis Wilson, Jr., Smith said a key component of the campaign is generating earned media.

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NHS at 70: Ten difficult conversations for communicators

Stephen Waddington

An aging population with complex health needs, underfunding, political agendas, privatisation, parochial self-interest, healthcare that doesn’t meet quality standards and questions over the type and location of delivery, are just some of the huge questions that its leaders face.” The paradox is clear.

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Mark Zuckerberg, Wake Up!

Scott Public Relations

Since 1987, when the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Fairness Doctrine was repealed that required broadcast, network, and print media to present news in a balanced and factual way, the path has been cleared for one-sided, fantastical, and controversial broadcasts and articles. What Does the Law Say?

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Paid Social Media as Surround Sound in B2B Marketing; Off Script No. 39: Betsy Hindman of the Hindman Company

Sword and the Script

In my previous experiences, I had not been exposed to women in positions of leadership. BH: When I stepped into the world of content marketing to understand what was happening there, it was in healthcare. “I got to see supremely-talented women in executive-level roles and I was blown away by the possibilities,” she wrote. “In

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