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There are many challenges facing healthcare, from aging populations, rapidly growing demand for health products and services, severe budget pressures and government reform to global health threats that defy conventional approaches. And each challenge requires the most imaginative of minds – people willing to ask big questions, take risks and tackle complex problems in new ways. At FleishmanHillard, we believe...
There are many challenges facing healthcare, from aging populations, rapidly growing demand for health products and services, severe budget pressures and government reform to global health threats that defy conventional approaches. And each challenge requires the most imaginative of minds – people willing to ask big questions, take risks and tackle complex problems in new ways. At FleishmanHillard, we believe there's an answer to every question that can be posed – we just have to be curious, persistent, collaborative and creative enough to find it. So regardless of the task – building brand loyalty, educating the public or defending a marketplace in the face of intense competition – our team provides the curiosity, experience and confidence to push the boundaries of healthcare communications.
The COVID-19 pandemic is shifting gears and with it, the ways in which we cope and respond. We are moving from an initial state of surprise, fear, consternation and a general lack of knowledge to an evolving understanding of consequences of the pandemic in our lives – that we are going to have to adapt... 
The direct health impact of COVID-19 is flashed in front of us every day in the staggering numbers of infections, hospitalizations and deaths recorded around the globe. But the indirect impact of the pandemic due to the massive disruption in the healthcare delivery system – the cancelled surgeries, delayed appointments and undiagnosed illness – will... 
The current COVID-19 pandemic has launched huge humanitarian waves across the globe, uniting the general public, healthcare providers, governments and industry around one common goal – to beat the virus. Even as countries begin easing the restrictive containment measures that govern our daily lives, we can be certain that the post-COVID-19 world will look radically... 
The sheer volume of inspiring and excellent work shared at this year’s Cannes Lions Health has been remarkable—from breathtakingly beautiful films to stunning works of art and fantastically creative social campaigns. As I watched the awards ceremony presentations, I had two realizations. First, as health communicators we often get weighed down by our largely conservative... 
How people care for themselves and others using social and mobile media Which networks people use and how they use them differs greatly depending on age range as well as whether the person is looking for information about their own health or finding information as a caregiver to someone else. The charts below show the... 
Striking a delicate balance between communicating a healthcare threat and managing public perceptions “Rumours and panic are spreading faster than the virus,” said Dr Margaret Chan, director general of the World Health Organisation on Monday this week. In the same speech she called the Ebola outbreak “a crisis for international peace and security”. While the... 
And the Grand Prix winner is…Well, turns out we’re going to have to wait until next year at least in the pharmaceutical category. The pharma jury at the inaugural Cannes Lions Health festival shocked the audience at the Palais des Festivals by opting not to award one, throwing down a challenge to clients and agencies... 
What if mobile phones could detect cancer cells? Or an ultrasound was performed via television? How would these disruptive technologies impact healthcare models and how would communications adapt to help save lives? These were amongst some of the most provocative questions asked on day one at Lions Health. During a session entitled Creative Ideas and Innovators... 