LEADERS OF THINKING IN HEALTHCARE COMMUNICATION ACROSS EUROPE

The Health Communications Council of the European Association of Communications Agencies has been set up to help meet the demands of a healthcare community that is increasingly global in its needs and outlook. Patients, practitioners, administrators, governments and, not least, the pharmaceutical industry, all look more and more beyond national boundaries for solutions to the healthcare issues that face our society.

The Health Communications Council, representing the best established European networks of health communications agencies, seeks to be recognised as the privileged partner of the European Commission, of local governments, European and national public authorities, as well as of the pharmaceutical industry in building tomorrow?s healthcare communications.

Membership of the Council is open only to agency networks in the Health Communications sector established in at least five key European markets and with membership of national agency associations in at least three of the European countries in which they are established.

HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP CHARTER

The Health Communications Council's new Membership Charter aims to bring greater fairness to competitive pitches.

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Chairman : Max Jackson Sudler & Hennessey EMEA CEO, EMEA & APAC 11-33 St John Street London EC1M 4AA Tel.: +44 207 307 78 31 Fax : +44 207 307 78 11 Mobile : +44 7831251766 max.jackson@sudler.com www.sudler.com

AIMS OF THE EACA HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL

To raise industry standards
The Council aims to define, develop and promote the highest possible standards in health communications across Europe.

To build true partnerships
The Council fosters recognition of the crucial role of health communications agencies in enabling the flow of information in an environment of partnership and trust.

To connect all stakeholders
The Council works with both government bodies and the pharmaceutical industry to improve the exchange of information between stakeholders in a constantly changing environment.

To keep healthcare high on the European agenda
The Council aims to improve pan-European communications on healthcare in the context of an expanding Europe.

For further information please contact tamara.ramach@eaca.be