Be 'brief, quick and relevant': HCA launches guide to working with health journalists

The Healthcare Communications Association (HCA) and the Medical Journalists’ Association (MJA) have launched a guide to working with health journalists, including the pet hates of time-pressed reporters.

by Jonathan Owen

Make sure you have your experts lined up to talk to journalists, the guide warns

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