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Remote Workers and Compensation: Should You Differentiate?

In the age of the Great Resignation, the hunt for good talent is a tall order.  With many competitive and even outrageous offers, it is a challenge not only to grab NEW talent successfully but also manage to keep your current talent happy and navigate the dire inequity you are surely creating internally. When you […]

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The Pandemic – Our Agile Coach

The Coaching Program I can see the quizzical look on your face with the question, “Why is she calling this pandemic an Agile coach?” My answer is: “Yes because it taught us agile principles, and imbibed agile mindset in us.” Let me explain in detail: During this pandemic: How many of us responded to change […]

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Successful Project Management Communication during the Pandemic

The Covid Pandemic of 2020 and 2021 have been disruptive and challenging in all aspects of our lives, personal and professional. However, life, and work, go on. Although it may not be business as usual, in many cases we are all expected to continue as if it is, well, business as usual! There are three […]

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COVID and Commerce: Why a Pandemic Will Compel B2B Businesses to Adopt B2C Models

In a previous blog, Digitally Catering to New Customers Post-COVID, I explored the impact COVID has had and is continuing to have on B2B healthcare organizations, specifically in areas such as commerce and site traffic for organizations that sell health/wellness products. I mentioned that there were two scenarios I can see unfolding as COVID continues […]

A Perficient Team’s DIY Approach to the PPE Shortage

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a trying time for people across the world and has brought uncertainty and fear into the lives of many. However, even in these difficult times, there are always people who find ways to bring a little light and make a difference in any way they can. Our Chicago team members […]

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COVID-19: After This Generational Healthcare Disruption, What’s Next?

The novel coronavirus pandemic is perhaps the greatest single disruptor to the American healthcare system since the 1918 flu pandemic or the Civil War. Organizations nationwide are still figuring out how to handle its impact. One approach has been to lean on the healthcare marketing apparatus to speak to consumers, calm their fears, and share […]

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COVID-19: Share How Your Hospital is Keeping Healthcare Consumers Safe (Apr-16)

As with much of normal life, the novel coronavirus has disrupted regular operations for healthcare organizations nationwide. Now your organization is likely limiting, postponing, or canceling services that don’t have to do with COVID-19. Not everyone can simply stay away from the hospital or the doctor’s office. Even in the time of pandemics and social […]

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COVID-19: Changes and Constants in Healthcare Marketing (Apr 9th)

While healthcare marketing efforts are devoted  to coronavirus pandemic, your messaging and outreach strategies can’t come to a halt during the current crisis. This post will explore how you should change your strategy during the time of COVID-19 and how you make use of your existing communications toolbox. Communications Changes to Adapt to the Coronavirus […]

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5 Things You Need to Launch Virtual Visits, COVID-19-Related or Otherwise (April 2)

This first week of April, if you are a hospital system, you are likely in the process of moving all available visits to virtual care; with in-person interactions limited due to the coronavirus crisis, virtual care is now the only way to get most patients the care they need. Moreover, it’s an important time to […]