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What Makes an Effective Hospital Annual Report? [7 Tips]

What do effective hospital annual reports include, and how are they organized? Read our advice for annual report writing and view strong examples.

How to Create Medical Content for a Diverse Audience: 6 Tips blog feature image

An Inclusive Healthcare Industry Starts With the Content

Inclusive content resonates with all of your readers. Learn how to produce inclusive healthcare content that moves the industry forward.

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5 Pediatric Blogs Worth Checking Out

Working on a children’s hospital blog? Pick up pediatric marketing ideas from 5 leading blogs that parents read and trust.

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Case Study: Can AI Write Website Content in Plain Language?

AI has come a long way since ChatGPT’s launch in 2022. When you want original content, AI still can’t replace human writers. But it is handy for updating existing content … or so they say. Let’s find out. Testing AI Website Content We enlisted a human writer for this test, along with two AI giants:…

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10 Data-Driven Principles of Plain Language Writing

You know what plain writing is. You know why using plain language and everyday words matter in medical communication, where words can make the difference between life and death. Now it’s time to focus on the how: How can you use plain language in healthcare writing? In 2023, we ran a healthcare marketing study to…

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Our Best Hospital Newsletter Tips (+ Examples)

The data says yes. One study found that 99% of email users still check their inboxes every day, with some checking as many as 20 times a day. (“Some” is us — that Outlook tab stays open.)

Writing About Addiction with Care: 5 Tips

If you’re still writing about “drug addicts,” “alcoholics” and “substance abuse problems,” it’s time for a refresh. Healthcare writers need to write about substance use disorders with the same support, empathy and sensitivity we use for those with cancer or heart disease: We’ve learned a lot about the disease in the last 60 years, but…