The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations hosts a webinar on Health & Wellbeing on September 19th & 20th.

The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations hosts a 2-day webinar as a unique contribution to the health and Well-being Month promoted by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management on September 19th & 20th from 19:30 – 21:00 WAT- West Africa Time (Nigeria). The webinar includes varied and vibrant ideas from a special breed of PR practitioners and Communicators from Africa whose training, work exposure and professional career combine health care and communication.

There could be no better team, synergy and fountain of knowledge to drive a dire need global perspective - health and wellbeing at this time of pandemic scourge. Interesting coverage of the webinar accommodates assessment of media engagement, institutions, and infrastructure of healthcare. It looks at health risk, palliative management, and features/synergy of communication practice as extinguishers of COVID-19.

The webinar’s search light attempts redesigning communication structure and strategies without leaving out the role of women in the health sector of this new normal.

Dates: September 19th & 20th from 19:30 - 21:00 WAT- West Africa Time (Nigeria)

Registration link to the Webinar click here: Global Alliance Month of Health Event | www.pr4pr.com.ng

Programme

Date	Theme	Speaker
Sep 19	Assessing Media Engagement in the Communication welfare Against COVID-19	Dr. Ken Egbas
Sep 19	Effectiveness of Institutions and Infrastructure of the Health Sector: The Role of Public Relations	Dr Binta F Ahmadu
Sep 19	Public Relations Pathways in Health Risk and Palliatives Management in this New Normal	Dr Kunle Ogedemgbe
Sep 20	Features and Synergy in communication practice required for Mopping off COVID-19	Prof Basirat Oladipupo
Sep 20	Redesigning Communication Structure and Strategies for Health and well-being based on Lessons from COVID-19	HRH Tayo Haastrup, MNPR
Sep 20	The Role of Women as Communication Leads in the Health Sector of the on-going New Normal	Dr Pauline Aweto