Where are the doctors at the white house?
Posted on 23. Feb, 2010 by admin in For Students, New Media
This has nothing to do with Public Relations or Marketing…or does it? After a major debacle regarding healthcare reform (politically), the President’s own version of a healthcare proposal has been posted online. You can download a PDF explaining the highlights. You’ll notice some marketing and PR when you visit this part the White House website. We all know the administration has been criticized for too much PR after the election, too much exposure for the President himself and preaching transparency but not practicing it. Take a look for yourself and especially my students should study it as an evolution in modern PR. I just have one question: why aren’t any of the 19 doctors in Congress invited to the healthcare summit at the White House this week?
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