We’ve heard health leaders say, “I don’t want to be a one-time advocate for a brand–I want a relationship with the brand. I want to have a seat at the table.” When a healthcare company comes to work with the Social Health Network and taps into their expertise to help recruit for a clinical trial, create a social media campaign, or get insights about marketing materials, there’s so much value in creating those relationships with patient leaders and making them long-standing. It is not about checking the box to merely speak to a patient, but it’s having them come onto your team as a valued player.
Transform healthcare by building people up and providing opportunities
Health Union’s Social Health Network is designed to be a one-stop shop for health leaders from all backgrounds to learn, grow, and gain meaningful opportunities. For years, health leaders have told us that their biggest challenges include networking with other health leaders, gaining credibility and knowledge within the space, and having a dedicated source for vetted compensated opportunities to collaborate with healthcare.
By bringing like-minded individuals together, the Social Health Network is able to help build health leaders up, by teaching them what the industry needs, wants, and how other health leaders are stepping up across virtually every condition to fill gaps and address needs. The Social Health Network currently offers a dedicated platform filled with courses and resources for health leaders to learn from and to use to grow their credibility and impact.
The industry has the opportunity to help transform healthcare through the Social Health Network: supporting someone in their own health journey, and then empowering that person to go and support others in their own journeys. Every single one of our network members is impacting health outcomes within their individual communities. We can all work together to simply help support, empower, and grow these leaders so that they can have a bigger impact on their own communities.
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