As researchers work at a never-seen-before pace to develop a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine, the FDA has taken center stage. Founded in 1906, the Food and Drug Administration is […]
3 Strategies for Navigating Communications around AI in Health Care
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important in health care. While the capabilities seem endless and continue to grow, we haven’t seen AI fully implemented in clinical practice, which has […]
Long Distanced Relationships During COVID-19
The physical and geographical distancing required during the COVID-19 pandemic is challenging our personal and business boundaries like never before in modern history. There is no one specific business sector […]
Leading the Way in Gender Care
This week’s health care guest blogger is Katy Schultz, Communication and Advocacy Principal at #client Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. Recent events like the COVID-19 pandemic, the tragic […]
Navigating Virtual Medical Meetings in a Post-Pandemic World
From 2005–2015, there were over 30,000 medical meetings in the United States, according to a report from the Healthcare Convention and Exhibitors Association. With a vast range of topics, experts […]
More than Six Months of COVID-19: How Health Communications Evolved
It’s been more than six months since we learned about the virus that has changed all of our lives. In that time, we’ve clapped for essential workers, watched astronauts launch […]
Tiktok for Health Advice? Health Care Professionals Joining In
Odds are, if you haven’t heard of TikTok – the video-sharing social network platform sweeping the country – then you’re missing out on a major trend of 2020. Used to […]
Health Care Communications In The Age Of COVID-19: Lessons From Mayo Clinic
For many of us in the communications industry, there will be two distinct phases of our careers: before COVID-19, and after. While much of the “after” is TBD, we can […]
Important Considerations for Health Organizations Battling COVID-19
Organizations large and small in every corner of our country are feeling the impacts of COVID-19 and health care organizations sit on the front lines of this battle. The actions […]
It’s Health Care, Stupid
This election year, health care is the #1 issue on voters’ minds In Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign against George H.W. Bush, campaign manager James Carville’s mantra was “The economy, […]