In this Healthcare RAP episode, Bryan Cush sits down with content strategist Kirsten Lecky. The conversation covers bryan cush and kirsten lecky on empathy-led content strategy and the role of ai as an empathy amplifier rather than an empathy replacement in healthcare marketing and translates the discussion into concrete adjustments that healthcare marketing teams can apply to their content, technical, and measurement operations.
Bryan Cush and Kirsten Lecky on empathy-led content strategy and the role of AI as an empathy amplifier rather than an empathy replacement in healthcare marketing
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