Extra copies of this issue of Dome were ordered to be included in recruitment packets. Be prepared for crisis communications, avoid surprises With the Medical News Report, you receive the latest practical information for public relations and marketing professionals working in health care. If Public Relations is not prepared, one unfortunate incident can tarnish the reputation and good will that has been built up during many years of sacrifice and service by physicians, nurses, staff and volunteers. When medical experts work with powerful media allies, the public gets valuable information and advice needed to live healthier lives. Patients and Privacy.
Some patients are willing to share their experiences with reporters.
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