Let's Talk Public Health

11/11/2023

📢 Announcement: After thoughtful consideration, we've decided to sunset our page. Thank you for your support and engagement over the years. Our content will no longer be updated here, but we hope you stay connected with us via Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok! 💚 📱

11/04/2023

👀 SPOTTED: One of our iconic Public Health pins in front of Western Market on the campus of George Washington University!😍

Our team loves coming here to represent our Public Health pride during our meetings! 🧑‍💻

🛒 Get one of our 3 Public Health pins today here: www.letstalkpublichealth.com/store 💚

10/31/2023

Don't act surprised - you know it was coming!
Check out the November observances NOW when you use our complete list of Observances for Public Health Communications and Marketing! 🫣🍂💚

Check it out here: www.letstalkpublichealth.com/observances-public-health-communication-marketing.html

10/27/2023

Have you ever thought about writing about your experience with a provider, illness or grief over a loved one? These experiences can be lonely but many patients have begun to write about their experiences in hopes to:
🌟Enhance patient-provider communication
🌟Empower other patients
🌟Receive therapeutic benefits
🌟+ more!

Read the full story here:

In the realm of health narratives, patients use personal stories to navigate illness and find connection, offering a holistic view of their well-being, empowering themselves, educating others, aiding research, and finding therapeutic value, including through poetry, emphasizing the significance of w...

10/25/2023

Don't 🍂fall🍂 behind on purchasing your Pin! Let your pride for public health advocacy and social justice shine with our pins on any outfit of yours!

🛒Get yours today here: www.letstalkpublichealth.com/store

10/25/2023

Y'all know it's , but did you also know it's ? 😇 Some of our favorite strategies for reducing stress are:
🌟Limiting contact with negativity
🌟Taking a break from technology
🌟Learning how to say "no"
🌟Being kind to ourselves

10/19/2023

does not have to be this-or-that - it looks differently all the time! in different forms when it comes to sanitation and accessibility ... and there's so many more examples. What examples come to mind when you think of sanitation and accessibility in public health? 🧐🧑‍🦽🚎🚊🗑

10/18/2023

How Healthcare Professionals Use LinkedIn to Connect, Grow and Share: Its security, trust from users and noticeable increase in engagement, makes LinkedIn a likely place for healthcare professionals to attend events, network and learn. In 2022, LinkedIn reported a 56% increase in healthcare related posts. 🏥


Learn more:

Healthcare professionals are spending increasingly more time on LinkedIn. Leveraging our tools and advertising solutions can help healthcare marketers connect with and convert this targeted audience.

10/14/2023

Walk into the weekend with 1 of 3 of our pins .. or all 3! 🚶 All of our hard enamel pins come in an iconic black, white and gold color-way that fit with every occasion! Grab one of the following today in our store:
⭐️ Square 'I Love Public Health' pin
⭐️ Rectangle 'Public Health Professional' pin
⭐️ Circle 'Advancing Health Equity, Promoting Health Justice: Public Health' pin

Get yours today! // Visit: www.letstalkpublichealth.com/store

10/13/2023

Happy October!🍂 A new month means new observances for you to keep up with. Never miss an important conversation when you use our Complete List of Observances for Public Health Communication and Marketing! 🍂🙌

🌟 Find out about these and the other 100+ observances happening in October here: www.letstalkpublichealth.com/observances-public-health-communication-marketing.html

10/06/2023

Happy ! 💚📖

🌟 We're coming at you with another example of how public health messaging should be EASY to understand with a CLEAR call-to-action. In this example, breaking down the larger weight-loss plan into small, manageable, and countable steps can help someone choose which steps feel most realistic and doable for them at the moment (and make it more likely that they'll do those things). 🏃

🌟 Two small changes are a lot less scary than a whole plan. 💚 Long story short, we're supposed to be encouraging and empowering people, not scaring and intimidating them -- or shaming them! No one should have to struggle to understand information about improving their health. 🙌

10/01/2023

No thoughts, just Fall vibes. 🍂☕💆