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Posted in: Health Daily
Posted in: Health Daily
Posted in: Health Daily
Publicis D HealthcarePublicis D Healthcare is seeking an academic and enthusiastic graduate to join their established healthcare PR team.
If you want the opportunity to make a big impact, broaden your experience and work on Ireland’s largest pharmaceutical brands, then our dynamic agency is the one for you.
If you have recently graduated and have a keen interest in healthcare/medical marketing and communications then please read on. Continue Reading →
Publicis D Healthcare has announced that is has been awarded the PR and marketing contract for the Irish Skin Foundation, a newly-formed, independent organisation set up to support people with skin conditions in Ireland. The Foundation brings together three existing organisations – the Psoriasis Association of Ireland, the Irish Eczema Society and the Melanoma and Skin Cancer Society. Continue Reading →
“…a great result! We really enjoyed the buzz of it all yesterday… really appreciated the opportunity to be part of it, especially on smoking too, quite often I think people forget that it’s a big no-no for heart disease as well.”
- Caroline Cullen, Communications Manager, Irish Heart Foundation
“Launching a new brand is always a huge challenge, especially in a very competitive environment. To accomplish what you need to pick a supplier that can understand this challenge and provide you with clever and effective solutions. That’s exactly what Publicis D Healthcare did for us.
More than a supplier, they have become a partner who understood well and quickly the essence of the brand, its positioning, image … and so were able to give us the most relevant answer by developing tools and implementing ideas well adapted to the stage we were facing to enter the market.
The close work relationship established between the two companies around a common goal has been and is still a part of the successful launch of the brand.”
- Emilie Dalem, Avène Product Manager, Sanofi
“Having worked with the team in Publicis D Healthcare over the last 9 months, I have found them to be professional and committed in developing and delivering a comprehensive communications campaign to the right audience”
- Jack Olden, Senior Product Manager, Shire Pharmaceuticals Ltd
“AstraZeneca Cardiovascular have worked with Publicis D Healthcare for the last year, during which time Publicis D Healthcare has delivered a creative, timely and well executed service. In addition, their client support has been cost-effective, efficient and professional on all levels”
- Johnny O’Toole, Business Development Manager CV/Diabetes, AstraZeneca
To mark World No Tobacco Day, the Irish Heart Foundation and Pfizer Healthcare Ireland have launched a new campaign to help those struggling to quit smoking whilst raising funds for the charity. Continue Reading →
Dr Niall Colwell, Cardiologist and Physician at South Tipperary General Hospital discusses his thoughts on the specific areas in which Irish pharmaceutical companies could improve to help develop better relationships between sales representatives and doctors. Continue Reading →
Mr Peter Murchan, Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon at South Tipperary General Hospital discusses his thoughts on what the top pharmaceutical companies are doing to ensure positive interactions with healthcare professionals. Continue Reading →
08th May 2012: Publicis D Healthcare has announced that is has been awarded the PR and marketing contract for Medfit, the first and only medical fitness facility of its kind in Ireland. Continue Reading →
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Scientists at University of Limerick secure €5.4m in funding to develop Alzheimers nanoscope (Limerick Leader)
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Top 9 Health News Stories After 9am
‘Heart shrinking’ trial to combat heart failure to begin (BBC News)
‘Not Sexy’ diseases like asthma need more public – and medical – attention (The Telegraph) Continue Reading →