The Reis Group

Recently, Principal Sharon Reis and Senior Account Executives Matt Porter and Alyssa Slovin led a professional development session about our multi-phased approach to social marketing campaigns. When we use research-backed strategies to inform our digital campaigns, we see impactful results. #SocialMediaMarketing #SocialMediaCapes #ProfD

Today is National Rural Health Day! According to American Hospital Association, 136 hospitals in rural areas closed between 2010 and 2021, which means that it is more important than ever to support access to care in these communities. #PowerOfRural #NationalRuralHealthDay

Did you know that November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month? While research on Alzheimer's prevention is still ongoing, there are still ways we can all reduce our risk. Check out Banner Health for more information and resources! #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth #Alzheimers

Every day, we have the privilege of working collaboratively with our dedicated clients to promote healthy behaviors on important health issues such as vaccination, Alzheimer's disease and obesity. Through social media influencer campaigns, we can inform target audiences about important health matters and drive behavior change. For more information, check out Senior Vice President Lauren Musiol's new blog, "Promoting Healthy Behaviors Through Health Education," https://bit.ly/3AJq6CP. #BehaviorChange #PromotingHealthyBehaviors #InfluencerCampaigns

It's World Diabetes Day! According to American Diabetes Association, 136 million Americans have diabetes or prediabetes, which is nearly one in every two people. It is crucial that we fight for equitable and affordable access to diabetes prevention and care. #AmericanDiabetesMonth #WorldDiabetesDay

Do you know the difference between registered nurses and nurse practitioners? To clarify misunderstandings and dispel misinformation, we’re continuing our series about the members of the health care team. The biggest difference is that RNs carry out care while NPs can prescribe care. But let’s go into more detail. According to American Nurses Enterprise, RNs provide critical care, including performing exams, providing health information, administering medications and treatments, and coordinating care with the health care team. RNs graduate with their associate or bachelor’s degree in nursing, pass the NCLEX-RN Exam, and obtain state licensure. According to American Association of Nurse Practitioners, NPs “assess patients, order and interpret diagnostic tests, make diagnoses and initiate and manage treatment plans — including prescribing medications.” NPs must first receive their RN licenses. Then, NPs earn their master’s or doctoral degree in nursing. In addition to passing the NCLEX-RN Exam, they take an additional certification exam. In over half of states, NPs can practice at the top of their scope without supervision from a physician. #NPWeek #NP #RN

Looking for a source of PR expertise and health industry news? Subscribe now: https://bit.ly/3LhMTaw! This month, we're sharing a special blog from our Principal, Sharon Reis, with data-backed expertise on building effective teams in the workplace. #TeamBuilding #Newsletter

Happy #NationalTeamManagerDay!

Today, November 5, is Election Day! Make your voice heard and head out to the polls. #Vote #ElectionDay

Our principal, Sharon Reis, has dedicated the past 20 years of her career to team building while constantly adapting to the turbulent environment. Right now, employees want flexibility above all, but they also face challenges in the workplace such as burnout and generational friction. At TRG, we are building and strengthening our team in five areas: culture, training and mentoring, hiring, retention and engagement. For more workplace data and team building recommendations, read Sharon's new blog, "Building Team Culture and Retention in the Workplace," https://bit.ly/3NTqHER. #TeamBuilding #WorkplaceCulture #OurTake