"when to be concerned" blog series wins national PRSA Bronze Anvil Award

Dayton Children's Hospital's "when to be concerned" blog series recently received a prestigious national PRSA Bronze Anvil Award, joining the ranks of esteemed organizations like St. Jude's Research Hospital, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Duracell and more.

Recognized as one of the highest honors in public relations and communications, the Anvil Awards, presented by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), stand as a symbol of excellence in the profession.

Danielle Bierer and Katie Solovey, service line marketing managers, accepted the award among 22 other bronze recipients in New York in May. To see the full list of winners,?click?here.

"It was such an honor to be able to bring this win home to Dayton, and I'm so proud of our team," said Danielle.

The service line marketing team, including Cassy Crabtree and Kim Quill, understand?the challenges parents face when scouring the internet for reliable health information. This evident gap in trustworthy resources inspired?the team's "when to be concerned" series.

From?headaches?to?lazy eyes,?bug bites,?appendix pain?and more, "when to be concerned" is a library of information by Dayton Children's medical experts about common illnesses and injuries. The series has received over 67,000 website views and 18,000 social media engagements.?It's also?generated over 236,000 clicks to business-driving pages, including MyKidsChart, the symptom checker, provider bios or online scheduling.

Check out the full "when to be concerned" library?here!