Health Care
Starring and directed by Emmy-nominated actress Elizabeth Banks.
"A little film about a super mom who takes care of everyone except herself" -- Elizabeth Banks
Embed this engaging little gem into your website or Facebook page and reach out to "super moms" too busy to pay attention otherwise. "The #1 killer of women in America — know the warning signs unique to women." As health care communicators, how many times have we had this or a similar assignment — to educate the public? While it helps to have an Emmy-winning actress making the pitch, I love this video for the simple reason it is a video. It brings the warning signs to life and makes an impact in a way no list of bullet points could ever do. Also, the "morning rush" is a scenario that relates to and resonates with busy moms — "you get my life so now you have my attention and I will listen to what you have to say." An example of a time-honored principle in practice: First relate, then educate.
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