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What is it?
This campaign aims to raise awareness of the support that physios can give to patients with issues with their heart, breathing or post stroke. During October 2020, we shared content and resources around the ways that physiotherapists can support people who have suffered from a heart attack or stroke.
Our message is “if you or someone you love has had heart or breathing issues, ask the physio”. The campaign is designed to educate the public and encourage them to see a physiotherapist as part of their recovery.
Why Heart and Breathing?
This campaign aims to raise awareness of the support that physios can give to patients with issues with their heart, breathing or post stroke. During October 2020, we shared content and resources around the ways that physiotherapists can support people who have suffered from a heart attack or stroke.
Our message is “if you or someone you love has had heart or breathing issues, ask the physio”. The campaign is designed to educate the public and encourage them to see a physiotherapist as part of their recovery.
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- Chartered Physiotherapists have always had your back.
- But did you know we can also help you get back to yourself after a stroke, cardiovascular diseases, COPD and even post COVID?
- In fact, there’s over 3,000 of us, working with you to transition from hospital to home.
- See, we’re not JUST for dodgy backs, think of us as your body’s frontline service.
- After your GP and A&E, you have the ISCP!
- The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists.
- Go to Askthephysio.ie
How will it be promoted?
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Radio
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Public Relations
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Podcast Adverts
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Social Media Advertising
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Social Media Posting
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Google Adwords
Campaign Toolkit
If you are a physiotherapist and would like to support this campaign you can download the following resources from for the Heat and Breathing Tookit:
All of these are available for you to use in your practice, on your website and via your social media channels.
Spreading the Word
If you are a physio you can share the message