Whether printed or spoken, effective communications about medical subjects require clarity. The real PR communications challenge lies in the process of facilitating the translation of consumer-unfriendly concepts or terms into comprehensible and usable messages. A… Continued
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Video Motivates Employees to Share Innovative Ideas
July 9th, 1998 by PRNEWSGetting 7,000 employees to believe that their ideas matter and will be valued by managers was Kaiser Permanente’s internal communications charge last year. Results from its recent employee opinion survey indicated that employees needed stronger… Continued
On The Pulse: Trends & Surveys In The Healthcare Industry
July 9th, 1998 by PRNEWSPatient Satisfaction is Rising, Despite Managed Care Backlash Despite the negative publicity that plagues managed care, patient satisfaction has surged over the last two years, according to a new survey by Deloitte & Touche, a… Continued
Hospitals Penalized For Not Providing Interpreters
July 9th, 1998 by PRNEWSThirty-two Connecticut hospitals agreed on June 26 with the Justice Department’s recommendations to set up the first statewide system of round-the-clock sign language interpreters for patients who are deaf or hard of hearing. The case… Continued
Op-Ed Alert
July 6th, 1998 by PRNEWSThis feature details how to pitch an op-ed editor at key media outlets. Information is culled from "Op-Ed Biz," and is printed with permission from Clifton Parker Public Relations, 415/459-4118. The Christian Science Monitor Circulation… Continued
Media Insight Orlando Sentinel
July 6th, 1998 by PRNEWS633 N. Orange Ave., Orlando, FL 32801-1349 Section editors at the Orlando Sentinel were refreshingly easy to talk with and accessible. If you want to speak with the higher-level editors, however, like Managing Editor Jane… Continued
Confessions of a PR Nightmare: PR Execs, Reporters Tell All About Blunders
July 6th, 1998 by PRNEWSIn PR, it’s one of your worst nightmares: the laptop presentation that doesn’t work; the slide display that fails at the last moment; the product launch that’s more like a product death knell; or the… Continued
Weber Worldwide In Talks to Buy Shandwick
July 6th, 1998 by PRNEWSWeber PR Worldwide, the firm that has bounded on the scene with a slew of acquisitions and alliances since it was acquired by McCann-Erickson in 1996, is in discussions to acquire Shandwick, PR NEWS has… Continued