Strategies for physicians and staff to influence public policy for patients, practice and profession.
Saturday, September 23, 2017
The Challenge For Medical Association Lobbyists
Now CEO of California Medical Association Dustin Corcoran was interviewed when he was lobbyist for the association. He demonstrates how important physicians are to influence politicians and policy.
This is an intresting blog that you have posted, you shares a lot of things about Political Lobbying, Securing Planning Permission and Media Training. Which are very informative for us.Thanks
Many physicians are trained NOT to use publicity, not to engage in public discourse. Most have no experience with public or media relations or government relations or marketing compared to other kinds of businesses. So they often aren't prepared to engage on the battlefield where issues are fought out. In the book I point out that political issues are fought with money, media, (association) members and professional lobbying. "Memmbers" being grass roots key contact advocates.
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My series of books, Personal Political Power, provides what the title says. I've worked for 25 years in 47 states and Washington DC helping people and organizations influence politicians and public policy.
I've worked with associations and corporations to help them recruit, motivate and activate members to lobby. My keynotes, seminars, video and book are based on research into why people do and don't get involved in legislative lobbying and what influences politicians.
I consult to help you use money, media, members and professional staff to maximum impact in a moral, legal and ethical framework.
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This is an intresting blog that you have posted, you shares a lot of things about Political Lobbying, Securing
Planning Permission and Media Training. Which
are very informative for us.Thanks
Many physicians are trained NOT to use publicity, not to engage in public discourse. Most have no experience with public or media relations or government relations or marketing compared to other kinds of businesses. So they often aren't prepared to engage on the battlefield where issues are fought out. In the book I point out that political issues are fought with money, media, (association) members and professional lobbying. "Memmbers" being grass roots key contact advocates.
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