Healthcare Communications Boot Camp 5

Healthcare Communications Boot Camp 5

April 4th 2025

Toronto

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Healthcare Communications Boot Camp | April 4, 2025 | Toronto, Hyatt Regency

Get ready to transform your healthcare communication strategies at the Healthcare Communications Boot Camp in Toronto! This one-day event brings together industry-leading experts, innovative session topics, and hands-on workshops to provide you with the tools to drive measurable impact within your organization. From amplifying patient stories to navigating crisis recovery, this event will equip you to make a lasting difference in healthcare communications.

Group discounts available! Contact us today for more info!

Why Attend?

  • Achieve Big Results with Small Teams: Learn how Chloe Politis, Director of Digital and Social Media at Mount Sinai Health System, leverages social media, prioritizes high-impact tasks, and utilizes creative tools to amplify messaging without overextending her team.
  • Enhance Content Governance in the Age of AI: Discover with Vicky Zeldin, Director of Strategic Communication at University Health Network, how AI tools like Microsoft Copilot are transforming healthcare communications. Learn strategies to ensure content accuracy, completeness, and currency while navigating the challenges of unvalidated AI information pools.
  • Harness Patient Stories for Brand Humanization: Discover with Mary Masson, Director of Public Relations at Michigan Medicine, how to ethically use patient stories to build emotional connections, foster trust, and enhance brand loyalty.
  • Revitalize Stagnant Campaigns: Join Ilana Ostrin, Head of Global Communications at PPTA, as she guides you through the revitalization of healthcare awareness campaigns, sharing a 2024 case study with actionable insights for boosting engagement.
  • Maintain Predictability Amid Chaos: Join Sunni Hemingsen, Communications Director at Mayo Clinic, to explore how a scalable, standardized crisis response model ensures clarity and efficiency during unexpected challenges.
  • Reputation Recovery in Healthcare: Learn from Sally Stewart, Editor-in-Chief at Cedars-Sinai, about rebuilding a damaged reputation post-crisis, focusing on transparency, stakeholder engagement, and trust restoration.
  • Master Metrics for Impactful Campaigns: Colleen Moriarty from Yale School of Medicine will showcase effective metrics to gauge the success of healthcare campaigns, helping you adopt a data-driven approach that aligns with organizational goals.

Limited Seats Available: Don’t miss out on this chance to elevate your skills—super early-bird tickets are available now! Group discounts are offered, but spots are filling up quickly.

Facts & Figures

  • Proven Success Across North America: With four successful editions in the U.S. and Canada, the Healthcare Communications Boot Camp has become the premier event for communicators to elevate their expertise and stay ahead in healthcare.
  • Focused on Practical Solutions: Every session is packed with actionable strategies and insights that can be implemented immediately, designed to help you achieve measurable results.
  • Over 500 healthcare communication professionals have attended, representing leading organizations like Quinte Health, Glengarry Memorial Hospital, Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA), Cornwall Community Hospital, New Brunswick Medical Society, Health Canada, Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit, Temiskaming Hospital, Brockville General Hospital, Sinai Health, Highmark Health, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, Mayfield Brain & Spine, Hawkesbury and District General Hospital, CKHA, Georgian Bay General Hospital, HMMS, Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University, First Nations Health Authority, Horizon Health Network, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana, Kingston Health Sciences Centre, The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), DaVita Inc., American Heart Association, Doctors of BC, Holy Name Medical Center, The Society of Gynecologic Oncology, William Osler Health System, Keck Medicine of USC, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Providence Health Care, Jewish General Hospital, Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Ontario Hospital Association, CBI Health, Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation, Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada, Grand River Hospital, BC Patient Safety & Quality Council, and Texas Children's Hospital.

Speakers

Mary Masson

Michigan Medicine

Chloe A. Politis

Mount Sinai Health System

Sally Stewart

Cedars-Sinai

Ilana Ostrin

Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association (PPTA)

Colleen Moriarty

Yale School of Medicine

Colleen Kincaid

American Hospital Association

Vicky Zeldin

University Health Network

Sunni Hemingsen

Mayo Clinic

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Venue

Hyatt Regency Toronto, Toronto, Canada

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Address: 370 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1J9, Canada
Phone: +1 416-343-1234

Discover the excitement of Downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District, just steps from the business and financial district and all that makes the city a vibrant destination. With easy access to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, you can also explore the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Ontario Art Gallery, and Princess of Wales Theatre. Enjoy the fashionable shopping and dining scene within walking distance of our hotel. At the Hyatt Regency, you are immersed in the creative urban energy of Toronto.

 

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