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Add “preference-based” personalized and timely health and medical news to your eNewsletters to solidify the connection between your organization and your members, patients, caregivers or customers. Personalized eNewsletters deliver much higher open rates and click-throughs than traditional eNewsletters.
How does the “preferenced-based” personalization work?
From a sign-up box or button on your website, visitors will move to a second screen where they can select from a list of specific health and medical topics that are of interest. Your organization can customize how many topics they can choose from—HealthDay has more than 700 topics available. Only the latest articles from these topics will be displayed in a personalized message from your organization. The newsletter will have your organization’s “look and feel.”
For example:
A consumer website visitor might be interested in diabetes, food allergies, speech disorders, parenting and children’s health issues. These are the only topics that will populate this E-mail.
A professional website visitor might be a practicing cardiologist who is only interested in receiving news on this specialty, and that’s all that will appear in the personalized newsletter.
Based on subscriber’s viewing patterns, the eNewsletter system can automatically display content relevant to the user. The HealthDay eNewsletter uses “intelligent” personalization to automatically map specific content with ICD-9 codes that match a patient’s record and other standard tags and serve content that is most relevant to the subscriber.
The system can also pull from complementary encyclopedic and other content and include it in the eNewsletter.
The HealthDay eNewsletter is built on a scalable platform—it can grow as your organization expands online services to include personal health records (or EMRs) and customized patient communication.
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| Incorporates important links from your organization for your eNewsletter subscribers—e.g. health care forms, health reminders, care instructions, preventative/follow-up care, general patient education and the like. | ||
| Each HealthDay health news article links back to your website providing additional visitors/traffic. | ||
| Easy-to-use management portal. HealthDay’s online management portal allows clients to manage all aspects of their eNewsletters in one location with a single login. |
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Preformatted NewslettersEvery Monday, HealthDay produces 13 vanilla newsletters on topics ranging from Allergies to Women's Health. HealthDay clients can add advertising or related links, then email these newsletters to their own subscribers. The topics covered include: Allergy and Asthma Put HealthDay to Work for You To see how our health news licensing and syndication services and products can benefit your business or organization contact us. Have breaking health news you want to share with our editorial team? Get in touch with our health news reporters now. Download additional information here. |
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