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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 217: A Human Level Approach To Addressing Burnout, with Dr. Jacqueline Kerr
PHEC 216: Healthcare Consulting and Public Health, With Nicole Denham, MHA, RN
PHEC 215: Administrative Support At Alaska Native Epidemiology Center, With Annie Okpealuk
PHEC 214: From Public Health Pharmacy To Health Content Strategy, With Megan Freeland, PharmD
PHEC 213: The Intersection Of The Practice of Law And Public Health, With Aila Hoss, JD
PHEC 212: The Downstream Impact Of Burnout, With Sumana Jeddy, MPH
PHEC 211: Filling The Gap Between Clinical Health Care & Public Health With Dr. Meghan O’Connell, Great Plains Tribal Epidemiology Center
PHEC 210: Training Front-Line Health Workers, With Quisha Umemba, MPH, BSN
PHEC 209: Podcast Title Shifts from "Careers" to "Conversations"
PHEC 208: The Courage To Change, Pivot, and Grow
PHEC 207: 4 Years Consulting, 4 Years Podcasting & A Pandemic
PHEC 206: Child Health and Wellness with Denny MedicineBird, Oklahoma Tribal Epidemiology Center
PHEC 205: The Marriage Of Nutrition And Public Health, With Bernadette Paul, PhD, MPH
PHEC 204: Redefining Self-Care For Community Health Workers, With Tasha Whitaker
PHEC 203: Online Exposure And Public Health, With Omari Richins, MPH
PHEC 202: For the Community, By the Community, Interview with Alejandra Cabrera, MPH
PHEC 201: Public Health in a Post-Pandemic World, Interview with Nebraska DHHS CEO Dannette Smith
Why The Best Time To Start Public Health Consulting Is Right NOW!
PHEC 200: What I Love About Podcasting, After 200 Episodes
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