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"Building the Brand" is the article written by Burl Stamp that appears in the summer issue of Healthcare Strategy Alert! from the Forum for Healthcare Strategists. The article profiles the success of Progress West HealthCare Center, a new facility developed by BJC HealthCare in the rapidly growing western suburbs of metropolitan St. Louis. CAREmunication was an important component of Progress West's comprehensive plan to redefine the way health care services would be delivered in the new hospital.
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At the annual meeting of the Society for Healthcare Strategy & Market Development, Burl Stamp will present "Breakthrough Communication Strategies to Keep Employees Engaged through the Downturn." The conference will be held in Orlando, FL, September 3 - October 3, 2009. (Learn more at
www.shsmd.org/shsmd/conference/index.html )
Nan Wang, an MBA student from the Olin School of Business at Washington University joined Stamp & Chase this summer as a marketing intern.
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The Three Messages Your Staff Want - and Need - to Hear Most
Whether you are a senior executive, middle manager or frontline staff member, health care seems to get more complicated every day. Endless regulations, increasing financial challenges, pressures to guarantee quality and safety. And now, the uncertainty of health care reform.
But while the issues become increasingly complex, the communication frontline health care professionals need most from managers arguably becomes more straightforward, focused and - perhaps counter intuitively - basic as times get more complicated.
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