Internal Communications
Your employees are your most valuable brand advocates. GLOBALHealthPR works with you to ensure that your internal teams understand and are excited about the strategy, equipping them to deliver the message at every opportunity.
“Changing and then sustaining behavioural change in teams is key, and we approach this as part of the bigger picture of business integration. When an organisation’s people truly understand the vision and mission, and align behind a united strategy, great results can be achieved and collectively celebrated.”
The latest from our blog
Read our recent posts on engaging your most important brand advocates – your employees.
Coronavirus Part I: From Outbreak to ‘Infodemic’
GLOBALHealthPR partners worldwide collaborated to develop a series focused on the most impactful aspects, topics and evolution of media conversation surrounding the coronavirus outbreak. In this first installment, GLOBALHealthPR leaders from the Asia-Pacific region...
Why Care About Rare Disease? (infographic)
February 28th is World Rare Disease Day, but why is that important? Check out our infographic to learn more about rare diseases, and how they can have a big impact on the healthcare landscape.
The Implant Files: A Global Communications Crisis
We called on GLOBALHealthPR partners from three key markets affected by the Implant Files. For their take on the immediate and forward-looking impacts, download the strategy brief. Download the full strategy brief.
Global Guide Vol. 4.2 Book 2 – Europe & Africa
The Global Guide to Pharma Marketing Codes Vol.4.2 Book 2 is available for download. Make sure to download the full Global Guide here.
Global Guide Vol. 4.2 Book 3 – Asia-Pacific
The Global Guide to Pharma Marketing Codes Vol.4.2 Book 3 is available for download. Make sure to download the full Global Guide here.
GHPR Co-Founder and Chair, John Seng, Receives Award from Progeria Research Foundation
GLOBALHealthPR, the world’s largest partnership of independent health and life-science communications agencies, today announced its co-founder and chair, John J. Seng, has been awarded the 2018 SAM (Science And Medicine) Award by The Progeria Research Foundation (PRF). Seng received the honor for his contributions towards finding the cause, treatment and cure for children with Progeria, a rare, fatal genetic condition of accelerated ageing in children. Seng accepted the recognition on Saturday, April 28, at PRF’s Night of Wonder bi-annual gala in Boston.