Healthcare PR and Communications Agency
Making Health Happen
We help health organisations to achieve outcomes through audience-focused healthcare PR campaigns.
If you want to achieve an outcome, you need to affect behaviour - often of multiple stakeholder audiences at the same time.
Our breakthrough campaigns are expertly-designed to cut-through noise, build differentiating authority and, most importantly, drive priority audiences to act.
The barriers to action are different, depending on whether you’re targeting patients, health professionals, NHS decision-makers or the government - and we precisely target each audience through the application of our MERTO Map methodology to deliver immediate impact and sustained long-term value.
We’re Evergreen PR, the breakthrough health campaign agency.
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We deliver.
The Tinnitus Biobank
We made the prospect of a Tinnitus Biobank real, attracting 3,500 sign-ups in 1 week and securing meetings with funders.
NHS Diabetes referrals
We took our clinical software client from a standing start to NHS Integrated Care Board sales within three months.
Veteran Friendly practices
We drove an 800% uptick in GPs signing up to the ‘Veteran Friendly’ Accreditation scheme and took the issue mainstream.
Dreaming of Change
We put sleep firmly on the Government’s agenda, securing two Ministerial supporters within a week of campaign launch and got blanket BBC coverage.
Transforming Health.
We’re the effective healthcare PR agency that’s winning awards for inspiring PR and public affairs campaigns that achieve measurable business and health outcomes.
Thanks to our work, there is greater visibility and understanding of health issues across the public and within Government; healthcare professionals are more engaged with important resources to support their patients and there has been greater adoption of the latest healthcare services, products and technology within the NHS, by payers and by patients.
We’re making health happen, every day.
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35 awards and counting
Earlier this year, NHS Employers, the organisation responsible for supporting health service workforce leaders, published an interesting article on burnout in the NHS. With awareness of the challenges it described so universally high, it is no wonder that many healthcare marketing or communications professionals are anxious about how to articulate the need for change to these audience groups, without appearing to be critical of them. Here are three ways you can use empathy to make your healthcare PR and communications activity more effective and more human.