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Brunet-García Builds on Years of Multifaceted Immunization Experience

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August 17, 2018  |  By Denise M. Reagan

For nearly 15 years, Brunet-García Advertising has educated healthcare providers and the public about the crucial importance of vaccinations, giving the agency a distinct perspective this National Immunization Awareness Month.

Across Florida and the nation, Brunet-García has increased vaccination awareness among diverse audiences, including parents, doctors, pharmacists, schools, and childcare centers. The agency’s creative solutions motivate people to learn more about the importance of immunizations and inspire them to take action.

Nine small images represent different campaigns for Florida SHOTS throughout the years.
Brunet-García has created multiple campaigns for the FDOH that build immunization awareness for healthcare providers and families.

These compelling communications include striking and emotional messages to help counteract the rising number of unvaccinated children across the country. Although vaccination rates remain high, more parents are allowing their children to opt out for personal belief exemptions, leaving clusters of unvaccinated children at serious risk for an outbreak.

“There is no silver bullet when it comes to educating the public about the urgency of vaccinations,” said Kim Vermillion, vice president of brand and marketing strategy, “but we are helping create meaningful change through thoughtful and strategic health communications initiatives.”

Brunet-García continues to meet this public health threat with strategic solutions, often employing the agency’s multilingual capabilities in English, Spanish, and Haitian-Creole. Earlier this month, the agency kicked off a new contract with the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) to create awareness campaigns spotlighting essential vaccines to prevent cancers caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection; pertussis (whooping cough); and hepatitis B, which can lead to liver cancer. Using a research-based approach, the agency plans to deliver compelling messages to parents and caregivers, healthcare providers, and the community as a whole.

Brunet-García has also worked with FDOH to promote and support Florida SHOTS (State Health Online Tracking System), a statewide, centralized online registry that helps healthcare providers and schools keep track of immunization records to ensure patients of all ages receive the vaccinations needed to protect them from dangerous but preventable diseases.

Viruses become illustrations in a series of postcards.
Regret Magnified postcards feature enlarged microscopic views of viruses (HPV, flu, and pertussis), creating visually and emotionally striking illustrations of the consequences of physicians missing opportunities to protect their patients.

Brunet-García provides outreach and creates campaigns for the FDOH that build immunization awareness for healthcare providers and families, including Regret Magnified, which featured direct mail postcards with magnified views of viruses (HPV, flu, and pertussis), creating visually and emotionally striking illustrations of the consequences of physicians missing opportunities to protect their patients. Additionally, BG’s field team assists registry users with training through live and recorded webinars as well as technical testing and implementation of links with medical offices to automatically transmit shot data from electronic health record software into the registry.

Brunet-García also works with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to help spread nationwide awareness of vaccinations through social media. The agency builds social media imagery for the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD) for campaigns targeting pregnant mothers and parents of infants and adolescents.

A lucha libre poses on two flu vaccination posters, one with a young child mimicking his stance with arms held up like a bodybuilder.
Rey Mysterio brings to life a “flight the flu” message in these posters for the United States-México Border Health Commission.

In 2015, the agency took the fight to the border with the United States-México Border Health Commission in developing a bilingual flu vaccination campaign to appeal to the many Spanish-speaking communities in that region. Brunet-García recruited Rey Mysterio, a lucha libre and well-known wrestler, who brought to life a powerful “fight the flu” message in posters, radio PSAs, digital ads, and social media.

Through its extensive experience in this area of public health education and promotion, Brunet-García continues to spread the critical message of vaccination awareness.

“Vaccinations are often cited as the biggest breakthrough in public health of the 20th century, and medical advances continue with the discovery and availability of additional immunizations,” said Keenan Farrar, MPH, a public health specialist at Brunet-García. “We are passionate about getting the word out about the importance of all vaccinations given on schedule and across the lifespan.”

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