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Children's Healthcare of Atlanta marketing templates and resources
The following templates and resources are available to Children's staff:
- Business cards: Place an order.
- Stationery: Place an order.
- Poster presentations: Download our guidelines and instructions on how to place an order.
- PowerPoint slides: Download a copy of our Children's, Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders of Children's or Marcus Autism Center template.
- System messaging: Visit Careforce Connection to view our stats and facts, superlatives, System fact sheet and more.
- Style guides: Visit Careforce Connection to download a copy of our editorial and creative style guides.
- Apparel, lab coats and premium items: Place an order through the Children’s online store.
Children's and Emory University co-branded marketing templates and resources
The following templates and resources are available to staff when presenting the Children’s and Emory University brands together externally, including presentations:
- Business cards: View an example or place an order.
- Stationery: View an example or place an order.
- Email signatures: Download a file.
- Poster presentations: View an example or download our guidelines and instructions on how to place an order. Please note: For the production of scientific research posters only, not advertising.
- PowerPoint slides: Download a copy of our standard or widescreen template. Download a copy of our Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorder Center or Marcus Autism Center template.
- Grand Rounds Opening slides: Download a copy.
- Lab coats: View an example or place an order through the Children’s online store.
- Clinical Trial Recruitment Flyer Templates: Download a copy of the Children's and Emory co-branded flyer, the Children's, Emory and Aflac co-branded flyer, or the Children's, Emory and Marcus co-branded flyer.
Children’s and Emory University branding and usage guidelines
Children’s and Emory University have a partnership focused on leveraging the capabilities of both organizations to facilitate leading-edge pediatric research and to train pediatricians and subspecialists.
view guideSubmit a Research Story Idea
Are you a provider or researcher who is involved in exciting research? Our external communications team would love to hear from you.
At Children’s, we facilitate advanced pediatric research, training and innovation so that we can deliver unique care and the best outcomes possible for our patients and families. To maximize internal and external communications opportunities for research content, we have developed a formal research content review process. This process should be followed closely for the submission and evaluation of all research stories originating from Children’s.
Children’s physicians and research scientists may submit story ideas through the Research Communications Intake Form. This form was designed to collect key information about your research project. It is the first step for receiving potential research communications support.
Email completed the form, along with any supporting documents, as an attachment to researchstoryideas@choa.org. If any additional information is needed or resources can be provided, a member of the Children’s public relations team will be in touch directly with next steps.
Form submissions will be evaluated by our research leadership team to determine if the work meets criteria for communications support based on System priorities and likely media interest.
- Step 1: Melinda Mathis, VP of Research and Academic Administration at Children’s, will review form submissions based on the Children’s research strategic objectives and whether projects meet criteria established in the Research Communications Guidelines. Melinda will share updates with Lucky Jain, MD, Chief Academic Officer at Children’s, as needed/li>
- Step 2: Melinda will then bring viable intake forms as needed to standing weekly meetings with Stacy Stephans-Heilman, PhD, Director of Pediatric Research Operations and Assistant Professor at Emory University; Clinton H. Joiner, MD, a Pediatric Hematologist and Oncologist at Children’s; and Liz McCarty, Executive Administrator and Vice Chair for Administration at Emory University. This group will take the first pass at prioritizing potential stories on an ongoing basis.
- Step 3: The Children’s + Emory Pediatric Institute operations team will review and approve tier 3 stories
- Step 4: The Children’s external communications team will insert approved stories into an editorial calendar that details timing, audience and channel for dissemination. Note: If a relevant paper publication is timely and aligned with research priorities, editorial calendar exceptions may be granted.
Contact Julie Jordan, Marketing Coordinator for Research on the Children’s external communications team, at julie.jordan@choa.org if you have questions or need assistance.
Request Support for a National Conference
If you would like to request marketing support for an upcoming conference, please fill out the national conference request form.
After submission of this form, your request will be reviewed by the Children's national strategy guiding team. A person from the marketing department will be in contact with you regarding next steps.
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