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Media Relations Brill: Publishing Guru Or PR Genius? The launch of Brill’s Content is getting attention from all kinds of media outlets by nature and by design. Dow Jones Interactive, First Day, Newsweek, The New… Continued

Growth Tied to Better Benefits, Restructuring Results of the PR NEWS 1998 Salary Survey showing that compensation in the communications profession grew about 7 percent over last year is evidence of a PR bull market.… Continued

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AHA Responds to ER Crisis With Guidelines Ravenswood Hospital’s image-shattering policy that prevented the ER workers from treating a 15-year old boy who eventually died outside its doors, received national criticism from President Clinton, who… Continued

As one of 6,000 non-profit organizations vying for PSA coverage, the Muscular Dystrophy Association maintains top-of-mind awareness among news organizations with a steady flow of new material for editors. Its latest effort, "Fighting Mad" features… Continued

It is always impressive to pull new ideas out of your healthcare PR bag of tricks. But don’t lose sight of some classic seasoned elements of a marketing communications action plan that can leverage your… Continued

Using the voices of children who live with smokers, the Kansas Health Foundation (KHF) delivered a hard-hitting, plain-spoken message about second-hand smoke that reached more than 20 million in the market and got smokers to… Continued

Hospitals Behind The Year 2000 Eight Ball Hospitals have not yet resolved the myriad of issues involving Year 2000 communications problems, according to a new study by information technology firm Gordon & Glickson in Chicago.… Continued