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How to plan your social media strategy and effectively communicate your project to get stakeholder buy-in


Description: This webinar is all about communication! Learn about SBAR(A), a framework used to communicate effectively with one another, as well as the GOST model, a planning method used to develop a social media strategy, both of which will help get buy-in from stakeholders for your knowledge translation initiative.

Guest Speakers:
Don Wildfong, BNSc, MSc, RN,
Principal, Impact Solutions
April Yorke,
Digital Marketing Specialist, Public Affairs

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