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Targeting Young Adult Donors: Lessons From Outside the Industry; Best Practices From Within the Industry
Program Code:
104609
Date:
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Time:
2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
EST
DIRECTOR
:
Jerry Holmberg, PhD, MT(ASCP)SBB, Director, Scientific Affairs, Novartis Vaccines and Diagnotstics, Inc.
MODERATOR
:
Jerry Holmberg, PhD, MT(ASCP)SBB, Director, Scientific Affairs, Novartis Vaccines and Diagnotstics, Inc.
SPEAKER
:
Lauren Larsen
Description
This audio conference will be presented by Lauren Larsen, a 25-year marketing veteran with nearly 10 years experience as a National Blood Donation Advocate, consultant, and frequent keynote speaker. She will discuss the challenges of and strategies for targeting and retaining the 16 — 22 year-old donor base, drawing on "best practices" she has seen implemented at a variety of blood centers during her 7-year speaking tour across the U.S. Larsen will also offer "food for thought" in the form of applicable approaches to young adult marketing that industries unrelated to blood collections employ and demonstrate their applicability to blood donation recruitment and retention. If the recession and downsizing of corporations has negatively impacted your collections (it has), can products like Pepsi-Cola, Nintendo video games, and college textbooks help us make up for those losses? Answer: they can!
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Describe five new ideas your blood center could employ if you "borrowed" from both blood-related and non-blood-related industries.
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Describe three issues related to the recruitment of young adult donors (16-20 year olds).
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Describe two ways in which the recession has impacted blood product inventories.
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List four strategies used to retain first time young-adult blood donors.
CE Category | CE Value |
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California Clinical Laboratory Personnel |
1.5 |
California Nurse |
1.8 |
Florida Laboratory Personnel |
1.8 |
General Attendee |
1.5 |
Physician |
1.5 |
Please note: Continuing education (CE) credit is available for online offerings only. Individuals that purchase CD-ROMs will not receive CE credit for the programs they view.