Monthly Archives: September 2006

Communications and Health Literacy

Posted on September 7, 2006 by Mark Senak

Related to yesterday’s observations regarding risk management, a key component of risk management is communications.  The appropriate communication not only of risk, but of proper use, are essential.  It is food for thought for the communications companies that provide support … Continue reading →

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When Risk Management Manages Away Benefit

Posted on September 6, 2006 by Mark Senak

There are drugs out there with obvious risks.  Thalidomide comes to mind.  It is a drug that, invented a long time ago, was banned because of the serious risks attendant in taking it to unborn children.  Yet, many years after … Continue reading →

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Healthcare Communications and the Next Ten Years – Part 2 – DTC

Posted on September 5, 2006 by Mark Senak

This is the second in a series that begins each week and on-going for a number of weeks, exploring specific topics related to changing health policies and their impact on healthcare communications. One can instantly understand both the benefits and … Continue reading →

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Labor Day

Posted on September 4, 2006 by Mark Senak

Today is Labor Day.  I am going to celebrate it by making sure I don’t do any labor…. Tune in tomorrow when I’ll have the second installment in the series – Healthcare Communications and the Next Ten Years – Have … Continue reading →

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Weekly Roundup – 9-1-06

Posted on September 1, 2006 by Mark Senak

Is it me?  Was this a long week or what?  And yet, it is hard to believe that September is upon us.  We now shift our glance to welcome the potential for Fall.  Back to school shopping drives the economy … Continue reading →

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