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Lyons PR wins award for Best Radio PSA campaign. Each year, the PRSA's Bronze Anvil Awards recognize best-of-breed PR tactics — the individual items or components that make a public relations program or campaign successful.Listen to the award winning radio PSA campaign
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Public Service Announcements: Healthcare
| Organization: | U.S. Agency for Healthcare, Research & Quality (AHRQ) | ||||
| Title: | Be Active in Your Healthcare | ||||
| Description: | The federal government’s U.S Agency for Healthcare, Research & Quality produced the radio public service announcement campaign to urge listeners to take an active role in their healthcare by asking questions and being informed. This 60 second PSA features two friends discussing medical tests and offer tips on how to be prepared for medical appointments. | ||||
| Play | Outreach Service | Audio Type | Length | File Size | |
| Radio PSA | MP3 | 1 Minute | 1676 kb | ||
| Keywords: | 1 minute psa, healthcare psa, healthcare public service announcement, healthcare radio psa, testing, wellness, medical, doctor, empowerment, information, condition, test results, medical tests, doctor appointments, tips | ||||
| PSA Script: | Steve: Hey Carol, that’s your third espresso. What’s going on? Carol: I’ve just been to my doctor and he’s ordered lots of tests…blood work, scans, x-rays… Steve: Why? Is everything OK? Carol: That’s just it…I don’t really know the whole story. Steve: Well, I think the best thing you can do is get more involved in your own healthcare and get some information. Carol: Well how do I do that? Narrator: One of the most important things you can do for your health is to ask questions. Be an active and informed member of your healthcare team. Remember, your health care is about you. For starters you should ask what condition you’re being tested for, how the tests will be done, how soon you’ll get the results, and what happens after that. Learn more about what questions to ask about medical tests and other aspects of your healthcare. Get the brochure “Be Prepared for Medical Appointments” available at AHRQ.GOV/CONSUMER. That’s AHRQ.GOV/CONSUMER. A message from the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. | ||||
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