Catholic Health Initiatives, a system of more than 65 hospitals nationwide, sought to embark on a system-wide communications program to educate its 66,000 employees about centralized information technologies initiatives. The company sought our firm's counsel to create a unified brand, messaging platform and identity for the most significant information technology initiative in the company's history.
Our firm began by identifying potential issues and barriers to the initiative's successful implementation through research and by consulting with those affected by the implementation: from hospital executive teams to end users. We developed communications plans and strategies to help roll out the new technology business solutions in a logical and appealing manner.
We developed a name, brand and identity for the project, called CHI Connect. Using multiple communications forums — ranging from national conferences to hospital staff meetings, demonstrations to electronic newsletters and training sessions — the first wave of hospitals was ready for installation. Thanks to the program's extensive branding and promotional campaign, users across the system have successfully embraced the new system.
Project Details
Sector
Healthcare
Service Type
Corporate Positioning
Location
Nationwide
Project Phase
Operations
