Keep the staff in rude health
04 Apr 2013 | by Liz Shanahan, FTI Consulting
The NHS changes may put more pressure on firms to support the health of their employees.
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Big changes, big demands
04 Apr 2013 | by Camilla Horwood, Edelman
The NHS reforms and wider mix of health stakeholders pose a challenge to those in PR.
Listen local, act local
04 Apr 2013 | by Sarah Wrixon, Salix Consulting
In the new health service, it's the opinions of GPs and their patients that will count the most.
Defending the indefensible?
04 Apr 2013 | by Christine Chapman, Cohn & Wolfe
Big pharma deserves some good PR - and there are increasing opportunities to create it.
The politics of the NHS
07 Mar 2012 | by Jamie Holyer, Advocate
Will the Government's message on the NHS change before the next general election?
Risks of cosmetic surgery
07 Mar 2012 | by Steve Bates, APCO Worldwide
Compulsion looms in response to health crises arising from voluntary surgical procedures.
Welcome to the Triple A era
07 Mar 2012 | by Jeff Smith, Cohn & Wolfe
Why healthcare's hour of need demands a change in focus for health communications.
A time of constant change
07 Mar 2012 | by Daniel Kent, Fleishman-Hillard
Healthcare providers in all sectors need a long-term response to the current environment.
Doing more, with less
07 Mar 2012 | by Fiona Hall & Kelly Teasdale, inVentiv Health Communications
Healthcare comms will require the ability to place the challenge ahead of the channel.
Door open to private sector
07 Mar 2012 | by Felicity Knights, Merchant Marketing Group
Private providers need to demonstrate their worth to GPs, patients and commissioners.
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