Pandora navigating patient advocacy through media relations
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The document provides tips for patient advocacy organizations on navigating media relations and social media. It advises being available and responsive to reporters' tight deadlines, being prepared with main points and notes for interviews, and being proactive by preparing a media kit and positioning oneself as a resource. It also discusses using social media to listen to audiences, share updates easily, and build familiarity through a familiar interface.
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