Today, MHP Group agreed a partnership with the Medical Journalists’ Association (MJA) to become the only communications, marketing and policy agency partner, that can work with the MJA to offer their members exclusive on- and off-the-record media briefings (both in-person and virtual). But what is the Medical Journalists’ Association? The MJA, which was founded in 1967, has over 450 members including writers, broadcasters and editors from renowned outlets such as the BBC, British Medical Journal, Nature and The Financial Times. It exists to promote excellence in journalism and support its members with opportunities for professional growth and networking. Shaun Lintern, Health Editor of The Sunday Times and Chair of the Medical Journalists’ Association, explains more in the video below! #MHPGroup #HealthcareCommunications #HealthJournalism
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The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) has made a significant policy change that will provide physician-focused lay media with early access to NEJM articles. This is a welcome development, as it will allow the public to gain access to high-quality evidence-based information more easily. As a medical professional, I have often been frustrated by the limited access that laypeople have to tools like NEJM and UPTODATE, which are restricted mostly to providers. Unfortunately, this has allowed fake experts to spread misinformation and confusion. I believe that this policy change will help to improve public health outcomes by providing more accurate and reliable information to the public. We have to do a better job of competing with misinformation. This is one way to do that.
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As a freelance, being an MJA member has been particularly useful in making important connections.
If you want to connect with the UK's leading health and medical journalists, there is no better way than connecting with the Medical Journalists' Association. Our membership of around 450 includes leading journalists from the nationals, broadcast, specialist and trade media and, of course, the freelancers who are the lifeblood of so much journalism today. Chatting after the recent #MJAAwards, my co vice-chair Emma Wilkinson explains what makes the MJA and our Awards so special. Get in touch via our website www.mjauk.org if you'd like to join, or learn more about partnership opportunities. https://lnkd.in/eai8gVZd
Medical Journalists' Association Vice Chair Emma Wilkinson celebrates the 2024 MJA Awards
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I recently had an opportunity to speak to doctors at a leading corporate hospital on the importanace of reputation management and the role of the media in the same. With reputation playing a major part in the image that a hospital holds in the public eye, it has become critical for doctors working in these hospitals to be aware of the dos and don’ts when speaking to media. The workshop sensitized them on different aspects to be kept in mind when interacting with media and journalists. With an increasing erosion of trust in the medical profession among the general public, it is up to the doctors to take up the mantle and work to restore the trust factor in interpersonal relations between doctors and patients. Maintaining a relation of trust is a continuous process and requires constant efforts to keep optimal doctor-patient relationships. It is here that the media can play an important role in projecting the positive aspects of the medical profession to the general public. The session also touched on the changing media landscape and the increasing role of social media which comes with its own challenges. #reputationmanagement #mediatraining #medicalcommunications #hospitals
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Sharing health-related content? Here are my top tips to ensure accuracy and credibility: 1. Verify your sources: Always double-check the credibility of the information before sharing. 2. Stick to evidence-based facts: Ensure the content is supported by scientific research and studies. 3. Use reputable sources: Trustworthy websites, medical journals, and healthcare professionals are your best bet. 4. Provide context: Help your audience understand the relevance and implications of the information. 5. Be transparent: Disclose any conflicts of interest or biases that may affect the content. 6. Encourage discussion: Invite your audience to ask questions and engage in meaningful conversations. 7. Stay up-to-date: Continuously educate yourself on the latest developments and updates in the field. Remember, the health and well-being of your audience should always be the top priority. #HealthContent #FactChecking #EvidenceBasedMedicine
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In this webinar, learn about two AHCJ fellowships to advance the craft of health journalism and encourage nuanced, informed reporting. https://lnkd.in/gwBij-rn
Webinar: Learn about AHCJ's U.S. Health System and International Health reporting fellowships
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Patient-centric #communication is essential for empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their #health, understand treatment options, and adhere to medical guidelines. By tailoring #content to resonate with specific cultural and linguistic nuances, we contribute to building trust, enhancing #patientengagement, and ultimately improving #healthliteracy. Our services play a crucial part in ensuring that medical information is accessible and comprehensible to diverse patient populations. Learn more at: https://hubs.ly/Q02qWh130
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Join Health Translation Queensland online Thurs 16 July to hear from senior researchers discussing the challenges and successes they've had in navigating the clinical trials funding landscape. ➡️ Gain insights from experts who've successfully navigated the complexities of clinical trials. ➡️ Get tips on incorporating innovative approaches and enhancing efficiency in your trials. ➡️ Discover how to leverage multidisciplinary teams to drive success. Learn more and register ➡️https://lnkd.in/gNuBdQR5 #ClinicalTrials
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What steps do you take to uphold ethical standards when sharing medical information online? In the latest episode of Write Medicine, Julianna Merten, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP, and I discuss the ethical concerns surrounding short-form content on a public platform. While unregulated medical information is already on social media, we must strive for a higher standard. Julie advocates for embracing thoughtful best practices in line with CME guidelines. This includes fact-checking, obtaining image permissions, and providing references for content verification. Additionally, for nuanced or controversial topics, consider supplementing with video snippets or longer discussions to address complexities effectively. Listen in on your preferred platform: https://lnkd.in/gqAQgD8V #CMEwriters #medicalethics #CMEcontent
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https://lnkd.in/gnC_fgTa This is an excellent example of our failing healthcare system. We continue to improve the care we provide to patients but even excellent care can come with side effects that then require more care and the cycle continues. I love this insight into why there has not been a solution to the healthcare crisis.
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Looking to elevate your #healthcampaign? #Connecting with the right #health #journalists is essential to earn media coverage. Here’s what you need to do: 🔍 Identify the right contacts 🤔 Understand their interests ✍ Tailor your pitch to their needs Medianet's #contacts database includes approximately 1,853 health contacts. Here are a few from some of the most prominent outlets: 💠 Elise Worthington, National Health Reporter at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) 💠Ashleigh Austen, Health Editor at The Australian Women’s Weekly (Are Media Pty Ltd) 💠Angus Thomson, Health Reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald 💠Natasha May Health Reporter at Guardian Australia 💠Henrietta Cook Senior Health Reporter at The Age However, the most prominent journalist may not always be the right fit for your story. It’s crucial to learn what they cover in detail. You can access in-depth #mediaprofiles, including what journalists are writing about, through Medianet. To learn more about these journalists and others in the health sector, check the link in the comments. #HealthPR #journalismconnections #Medianet #healthmedia #publicrelations #healthjournalists #mediacontacts #healthmediacoverage
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