to remove filtersPUBLIC RELATIONS: Prescription for change - Healthcare PR has changed the face of pharmaceutical
13 Aug 1998 | by KEN GOFTON
being fought against a background where healthcare PR is achieving a more weighty role. Where once it ...
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FOCUS: HEALTHCARE PR - ’Lifestyle’ drugs seek a PR remedy. The Viagra debate has
04 Dec 1998 | by ROBERT GRAY
It has been a year in which the cost of medicines has seldom been far from the headlines. Although Viagra has produced the most column inches, reimbursement (that is, when drugs can be prescribed on the NHS) is not a one-product issue.
TOP 50: HEALTHCARE PR CONSULTANCIES: A prescription for PR success - As patient knowledge increases
26 Jun 1998 | by NICK PURDOM
healthcare PR, as in IT, tend to be higher than in general consumer PR. It seems every holding company out ...
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