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SOUVENIR DESIGNS.Cdr SOUVENIR A Glimpse into HEAL Born with the objective of facilitating meaningful communication between journalists, health communicators, research scientists, doctors and policy makers, we started as Health Essayists and Authors League to conceptualise and implement comprehensive education and intervention based health awareness campaigns in India. HEAL Foundation has sought and availed support of health journalists and writers from across the country to achieve its mission of a healthy and aware India. Health Writers and Editors Conventions and Health Writers Workshops are some of our initiatives to empower and strengthen health journalists and give them a sense of purpose. The Foundation works ceaselessly to create various knowledge disseminating opportunities for the media fraternity on a host of health issues impacting the Indian society. HEAL is committed to the cause of improving, innovating and to implementing healthcare delivery in the country so as to help realize the goal of achieving a high standard of health awareness in the society. HEAL founded The National Health Writers & Editors Convention as a platform for spreading awareness around pressing health issues of the country. The conventions have provided the ideal opportunity for health writers to comprehend and understand new developments in the field of healthcare. We are always open for partnership and association with like minded individuals and organisations to promote health awareness and improve health seeking behaviour of the Indian population. To know more or connect with us logon to www.healfoundaon.in 2 Message from the Founder In the last 14 years, we have played catalysts to minimum 10,000 health related stories covering almost 100% of the Indian health media. We have been part of all health pages and health shows reaching to almost 50 crores people and influencing their health seeking behaviour in an effort to make India healthier.We started this network with the purpose of their training and capacity building of health writers and editors, and of late, health and nutrition bloggers. This is probably the only platform in this part of the world which exists, survives and is growing day by day. Informally we started with regional level workshops. So far, we have conducted over 150 workshops in more than 20 cities of the country. In HEAL's journey of 14 years, we have touched base with almost 1000 health writers. Feature writers, freelancers, TV journalists, over 100 Key Opinion Leaders, experts, bureaucrats, government officials, planners from reputed institutes like Niti Ayog, Ministry of Health, National Institute of Nutrition, FSSAI, World Bank, FAO, IFAD, WFP and industry bodies like FICCI, Dr. Swadeep Srivastava Assoccham. We have been associated with many hospitals from Chairperson of Organizing Committee, across India like AIIMS, Safdarjung Hospital, Sir Ganga Ram HEAL Health Writers Convention and Founder, Hospital, Apollo Group, Care Group, Manipal Group, Fortis HEAL Foundation Group and other leading hospitals and doctors. We are proud to have played a genuine role in highlighting key socio-health issues from time to time like malnutrition, childhood obesity, In the last 14 years, we have played maternal and child health, diabetes and hypertension and other catalysts to minimum 10,000 health metabolic diseases, vaccination and key govt. health policies related stories covering almost 100% like the Ayushman Bharat Yojana. We have already organised 2 of the Indian health media. We have national level Ayushman Bharat Healthcare Summit and the been part of all health pages and third one is organised on this platform of 7th HEAL Health health shows reaching to almost 50 Writers Convention engaging policy makers, corporate bodies, crores people and influencing their as well as the media. In the 7th edition of the convention, we health seeking behaviour in an effort cover very interesting issues around nutrition like Low Calorie to make India healthier. Sweeteners and link between nutrition and agriculture with leading international and national nutrition experts. In due course, our contribution to increasing health awareness and affecting positive health seeking behaviour is probably the most impactful in the country. In the last 14 years, we have played catalysts to minimum 10,000 health related stories covering almost 100% of the Indian health media. We have been part of all health pages and health shows reaching to almost 50 crores people and influencing their health seeking behaviour in an effort to make India healthier. I hope our participants will make this initiative more interactive and engaging. My gratitude to all our speakers and delegate for always taking out the time for this venture. I hope this journey continues with the same zeal for a long time to come. We continue to follow the philosophy – 'ek swasth naagrik hi ek sammridhh desh ke nirmaan mein saccha bhagidaar ho sakta hai'. Jai Hind, Jai Bharat! 3 Message from the Team R Shankar Welcome to the 7th HEAL National Health Writers and Editors Chairperson of Convention.It has been a momentous journey for Health Organizing Committee, Essayists and Authors League (HEAL) since 2008 when a HEAL Health Writers nebulous idea to strSince then, HEAL has been head and Convention shoulders above others in upholding high values in healthcare by bridging medical writers and stakeholders.ing together journalists and editors covering health germinated. The focus has always been on how and why health stories need to be high on facts and low on sensation. Apart from national conventions, HEAL has also held numerous workshops at state levels focusing on vernacular newspapers and magazines. Here the focus was on interpreting data, finding suitable medical terminologies in regional languages and conveying the story with a local flavour. The seventh Heal Health Writers Convention marks another important milestone in discussing and deliberating health issues that are currently relevant to India. Though policy-makers and domain experts, the convention will empower journalists covering health beat and online health writers with the latest information in critical and key areas. The convention has important topics ranging from nutrition to agriculture and Ayushman Bharat to organ donation. While information and gaining knowledge are important, the cornerstone that will determine success of healthcare reporting is accuracy, especially in an era where social media can bend minds and dangerously influence people through false news on medicine, cures, treatment options and, more alarming, self-treatment. I wish the convention all the best even as HEAL strenuously serves as a platform to connect top class domain experts with acclaimed and aspiring healthcare journalists and writers. Sukri Jain In a society where the printed word is considered sacrosanct, Founder Member the media plays a crucial role in providing relevant and accurate information to the masses. This is of utmost importance especially when it comes to health. The Indian media, with its wide reach and influence, holds the power to improve health seeking behaviour of the masses and help them make the switch from curative to preventive health. But it is unfair to expect the media to be experts in all domains of the healthcare sector, which is a huge and ever evolving sector. In such a scenario, HEAL Foundation’s pioneering capacity building initiatives play an indispensable role in helping media become more sensitive to health issues and cover them accurately, efficiency and with the required urgency. The national health writers convention, which has now successfully completed 7 editions, is India’s only platform which works dedicatedly to support the health media to stay abreast with key developments in the healthcare industry. Bringing together close to a 100 health writers from across country and engaging leading KOLs from the public and private sector to build capacity of this niche audience of health media is a herculean task performed with great diligence, thought and effort by Dr. Swadeep Srivastava and his team of seasoned professionals. Even more applaud worthy is HEAL’s efforts to stay associated with Indian health writers on a frequent basis and devise and implement multiple tools to continue build their capacity in an effective manner. It has been a wonderful learning experience to be associated with HEAL and this unique platform. I hope to continue my association with the health media conventions. 4 Message from the Team Dhananjay Kumar, As India is moving towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC), Founder Member HEAL FOUNDATION has emerged as a fulcrum in India's quest for Health and Wellness. The contribution of HF towards capacity building for information dissemination- communication and updating of health knowledge has been huge. As a health writer of over two decades in Delhi NCR and being associated with HEAL Foundation from the word go, I can vouch for its huge and effective health advocacy campaigns. It picked up Ayushman Bharat, globally the biggest health protection scheme, in right earnest and disseminated it as the game changer initiative among people at large. HEAL Foundation has been aggregating top stakeholders i.e. health writers, specialist doctors, health scientists, social scientists, developmental agencies et al on one platform for meaningful outcomes for firming up equitable, accessible and quality healthcare ecosystem. And in all this, patients have been centre of all of its activities. Its campaign to stem the tide of fake health news which are doing huge harm to genuine healthcare in the country, is really laudable. HEAL FOUNDATION's health writers' convention is unique in India. It is the only health writers' congregation. For pretty long time, it has been an annual event attracting top health writers from all across the country. In the convention, health writers and bloggers get the rare opportunity to converse with top health resource persons and equip them with accurate health information. The convention is crucial because training of health writers is the most important component in creating health and wellness ecosystem.
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