Join Patrick Ladbury in live webcat today at 12.30pm

Friday, November 25, 2011 - 14:17

Patrick will be answering Nursing Times readers' questions on 'how to engage patients and staff in their health and well-being’.

If you have some questions for Patrick, go to www.nursingtimes.net and take part in the chat via the Nursing Times homepage.

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28 April 2013

'Sing them something they bloody well know’ - quote from the film Zulu

I went to a fascinating presentation at a recent Chartered Institute of Marketing event ‘ How social marketing changed attitudes and behaviour towards the army in Afghanistan and the Church in Wales. The event was part of the CIM’s social marketing interest group’s event’s calendar and focussed on marketing in war and religion.

6 March 2013

End of the internship

Three and a half months flew by incredibly quickly and my time as an intern with The National Social Marketing Centre is finished. It’s been a great experience and there are many things I’ve worked on, and learnt, during that time:

6 March 2013

Same behavioural problems – different solutions

I am just back from a really interesting, busy, (but occasionally relaxing!) trip to the British Virgin Islands.

13 February 2013

The first cohort of students in our Social Marketing training programme in Jordan graduate

Following six months hard work, the participants on our first Intensive Social Marketing Training Programme graduated in front of the Head of USAID Mission in Amman, Beth Paige. The students on the course who have all developed plans on their own social marketing projects will now apply to USAID for funds to implement these projects over the next 12 months. The projects vary from a student led anti-litter campaign to a programme that will persuade investors to fit water saving devices in all of their new residential developments. The next cohort will be

11 February 2013

How 'Great Customer Experiences' can influence behaviours

Ogilvy Change hosted a fascinating talk last week Wednesday from Matt Watkinson on his book ‘The Ten Principles behind Great Customer Experiences’