Suresh Gaur on Public Relations

Friends, Thank you for reading my earlier blogs and sharing your views. I really feel encouraged after reading your feedback in the comments column. Friends, presenting my 54 th  blog titled  “A to Z of Healthcare PR”  to you. Friends, the impact of the  COVID-19  pandemic is being felt across industries, heralding the onset of clear and irreversible changes to come. The Indian healthcare system is also fighting an uphill battle against a largely unknown enemy. In this blog, I have discussed Healthcare PR at length which can have a significant effect on target public’s decision-making when looking for Healthcare related services. Public relation is a new entrant in Healthcare industry. Now many leading hospitals and organisations providing healthcare and related services have created PR or Corp. Comm. depts. and also run PR and communication programs on an ongoing basis. They have also appointed public relations officers who indicate that PR has earned an important place in the

Thank you for reading my earlier blogs and sharing your views. I really feel encouraged after reading your feedback in the comments column. Friends, presenting my 53 rd  blog titled  “Education PR” to you.   Friends, as per UN policy brief August’2020 “Education during COVID-19 and beyond”, the COVID-19 pandemic has created the largest disruption of education systems in history, affecting nearly 1.6 billion learners in more than 190 countries and all continents. Closures of schools and other learning spaces have impacted 94 per cent of the world’s student population, up to 99 per cent in low and lower-middle income countries. Like other sectors, education sector is also in distress. The crisis is exacerbating pre-existing education disparities by reducing the opportunities for many of the most vulnerable children, youth, and adults – those living in poor or rural areas, girls, refugees, persons with disabilities and forcibly displaced persons – to continue their learning. Learning l