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A Step-by-Step Guide to Event Planning
This guide is shaped around best practice for NHS related events, where a variety of stakeholders are brought together to learn, provide feedback, network and/or to achieve buy-in to a vision. See all articles by: John Gilbert
Within categories: NHS/PCT
Social Marketing for Health and Specialised Health Promotion: Stronger Together – Weaker Apart
A Response: The View of a Commercial Marketer See all articles by: John Gilbert
Within categories: NHS/PCT
What does Health-Related Social Marketing Look Like?
In our experience, the level of understanding and engagement for social marketing varies from PCT to PCT. Some health promotions and communications teams have embraced this and are delivering effective social marketing campaigns in a range of key areas. See all articles by: John Gilbert
Within categories: NHS/PCT
NEWS: Web Technology is ‘Outstanding’
Managing Director of Web2Grow, Chris Middleton, has been recognised at ‘The Outstanding Young Person’ Awards ceremony, by taking top honours in the Technological Development category. See all articles by: John Gilbert
Within categories: Online Business :: Small Business :: Web Site
5 Things the NHS can Learn from Commercial Marketing
A Response: The View of a Commercial and Social Marketer See all articles by: John Gilbert
NEWS – 28th August: Putting Employees in Mind
Commercial and social marketing agency T Media have become one of the first companies in Hull to sign the Mindful Employer Charter as part of an initiative to increase awareness of mental health at work. See all articles by: John Gilbert
Ambitions for Health: A Response - 5 Key Observations from T Media
On Friday 11th July, 'Ambitions for Health'; a new framework for action on Social Marketing and public health', was published. In response to this, T Media has prepared a brief paper outlining 5 key observations of the paper in relation to our experiences in this area. See all articles by: John Gilbert
Within categories: NHS/PCT :: Government :: Marketing
Using Focus Groups to Identify Customer Needs
Focus groups can be a powerful way of identifying these customer needs, by exploring expectations, attitudes to new products, services, and initiatives, and by obtaining general feedback on any or every aspect of the customer experience. See all articles by: John Gilbert
Within categories: Marketing