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Our ever-increasing use of technology has not only changed how people consume health information but emphasized the importance of digital communication in healthcare. Digital engagement and multimedia specialist Alex Smith is passionate about helping public health leaders adopt new and innovative ways to communicate. He joins us from Oklahoma today to discuss the work he is currently doing as Creative Director of the Southern Plains Tribal Health Board (SPTHB).
This conversation is part of a special series of sponsored episodes, where you’ll learn about the Tribal Epidemiology Centers (TEC) from the public health professionals working within those communities.
Tuning in, you’ll find out how Alex promotes continued digital transformation at SPTHB and seeks to build a people-first brand that puts the needs of tribal communities first. You’ll discover how he is addressing the challenges of communicating health information in today’s digital world, the importance of adopting a heart-centered servant mentality, the power of creative storytelling, and so much more.
Alex urges digital storytellers to acknowledge and understand the virtual ecosystems that we operate in. He also shares his advice and insights for exploiting creative storytelling for the purposes of advocacy and community awareness. Be sure to tune in today!
PHEC Podcast Show Notes:
https://www.drchhuntley.com/podcast
PHEC 314: Real World Evidence And Public Health, With Paul Arora, PhD, MSc
PHEC 313: Everyone in Public Health Should Know MITRE, With E. Oscar Alleyne, DrPH, MPH
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PHEC 312: Community Relationships And Data Collection, With Princess Jennings
PHEC 311: Revolutionizing Public Health Research, With Joyee Washington, PhD
PHEC 310: Tribal Health Through Student Internship, With Gary Piercey, PhD
PHEC 309: Support And Encouragement For Public Health Professionals
PHEC 308: Addressing Health Literacy, With Zainab Shipchandler, MPH
PHEC 307: Being The Change In Public Health
PHEC 306: Epidemiology For Tribal Communities, With Erik Ohlrogge, MS
PHEC 305: Exciting Upcoming In-Person Events
PHEC 304: Promoting Health Equity, With Patrice Sirmons MPH, RN
PHEC 303: Community Connectedness, With Andrea Lowe, MPH
PHEC 302: Critical Need For Access To Quality Public Health Data, With Dr. Kevin English
PHEC 301: Faith-Based Partnerships In Public Health, With Ericka Horne, MPH
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PHEC 299: How To Start A Podcast For Your Organization
PHEC 298: Should Your Organization Start A Podcast?
PHEC 297: Enhancing Health Outcomes For Tribal Communities In The Northwest, With Victoria Warren-Mears, PhD
PHEC 296: Our Ideal Type Of Non-Profit Organization
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