17 - 21 Feb 2025
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Hotel : Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur
Cost : 5250 € Euro
Stakeholder mapping & segmentation
Branding & positioning
Patient or Person: beliefs, behaviors, and actions
The tools and techniques required to manage reputation in a complex media environment
How to manage knowledge within the business for media effectiveness
How to shape external perceptions of your organization by first-class corporate internal communications
How to develop a strategic approach and a clear plan of action
Day 1: High-end Communication in Healthcare Stakeholders
Constructing messaging/content around activities
Risks & ethical considerations
Channel communication & Managing external resources/partnership
Measuring impact & evaluation
Understanding your audiences through stakeholder segmentation
Customer journey/experience mapping
Gaining perspectives from payor, provider and regulatory perspectives
Seeing the person behind the patient
Exploring channel strategies & approaches
Briefing external partners (including agencies and PAGs)
Harnessing Patient Support Programs (PSPs) & Disease Awareness Campaigns (DACs)
Exploring best practice in internal engagement
Maximizing your internal corporate communications function
Explore benefits, risks, and ethics of campaigns
Measuring the impact of your engagement & communication strategy
Day 2: Advanced Understanding of Design/Strategy for Public Relations
Risks and Threats: Their Identification and Management as hospital/organization
Planning for the unexpected
Using communication activities to manage risk to the reputation
Repairing a damaged reputation
Identifying opinion formers and influencers
Engaging with key decision-makers
Principles for building sustainable relationships with decision-makers and influencers
VIP and political contact programs
Monitoring political activities
Day 3: Corporate Communications/PR in the Corporate Mix for Hospital Image
Media Relations best practices
Effective event management
Developing a crisis management toolkit
Hosting VIP visits
Protocol in practice
Financial PR activities and roles
Multinational and global communication challenges
Day 4: Powerful and Persuasive Planning for your own Country Hospital
10 stages of PR planning
Using market research to plan PR activities
Developing measurable objectives for activities
Identifying core messages
Developing practical communication toolkits
Creating a schedule of PR activities
Measuring outputs, outcomes, and value
Day 5: If site-visit to the hospital is applicable, we will visit one public or private hospital to cover the following:
Observing day-to-day responsibilities such as managing human resources, allocating budgets and other financial resources, submitting reports, and maintaining and managing IT systems and databases, coordinating with doctors, physicians, nurses, surgeons, health information technicians, pharmacists, and other professionals to ensure patient quality care, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Understanding the roles with regard to making a policy decision, overseeing patient care, budgeting and accounting, marketing, and driving policy impacting and technology innovations in the hospital.
Q&A session with the hospital founder/manager