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MultiCare Health System COVID-19 Response:
GOALS:
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Consistent messaging that falls into 4 categories:
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Informational updates
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COVID-19 disease updates
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Hospital/Clinic updates
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Visitor Restrictions
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Services Available
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Tips on how to keep yourself and others safe
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Preventing COVID-19 spread
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Mental health support
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Quarantine activities support
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Resources for those out of work
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Ways to help during the COVID-19 outbreak
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Volunteer opportunities
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Donation opportunities
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How to show gratitude to frontline workers
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Stories of hope and encouragement
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Frontline healthcare workers stories
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Patient stories
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Elevate local businesses
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Celebrate donations and all forms of support in community
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Be active community partners and a highly reliable healthcare resource at all times:
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Provide service recovery and support
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Elevate facts and prevent spread of misinformation
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Possible through posting, public comments/responses and direct message responses
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STATISTICS:
From February 29th, 2020, to April 30th, 2020:
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Over 1,012 posts across 20 social accounts
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7 hospitals and various foundation-based events held throughout Washington State
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Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
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Over 2,522 new followers across all accounts
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86,079 engagements across all accounts
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3.14 million paid impressions, 1.53 million organic impressions on Facebook
HIGHLIGHTS:
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In one day after our public call for PPE donations, we received over 5,000 masks and 186 boxes of gloves.
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In total, we have received over 50,000 units of PPE (and counting)
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Created a Spotify account and playlists to promote safe handwashing for kids and adults
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Opened new opportunities for employees, business partners and community members to submit their frontline experiences and stories of encouragement and hope for sharing on our channels
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Launched the Hope Grows Here movement via our MultiCare Foundations - https://www.multicare.org/hopegrowshere/
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Created social accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
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Gained grassroots following throughout the Puget Sound region with notable businesses and local artists joining the movement
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