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2. Introduction
Where we were
What our research told us
The new Emory look and feel
Moving forward
3. About Emory Healthcare
Emory Healthcare is the clinical arm of the
Robert W. Woodruff Health Sciences
Center of Emory University.
Since 1905, Emory Healthcare has been
at the forefront of medicine, putting
cutting-edge interventional research and
technology into lifesaving action.
But our Web site did not reflect that.
4. Background Information
In April 2006, Harris Interactive reported
that 77 percent of Americans are online.
That same month, Yahoo!, Microsoft.com,
MSN and Google received more than 90
million unique visitors to their sites.
Yahoo! broke the 100 million unique
visitors barrier, according to Nielsen/Net
Ratings data.
5. What About Us?
Marketings focus was on direct to
consumer marketing that included:
Advertising
Direct mail
Grass roots marketing
Physician relations
What about the Web? Not so much.
6. Introduction
Where we were
What our research told us
The new Emory look and feel
Moving forward
8. Top Challenges Facing Us
A review of the EHC Web site revealed that a significant
amount of the most pertinent content was difficult to find
Our central navigation was built in Flash
Not intuitive
Required plug-ins
Difficult to manipulate
Not searchable in search engines
Overlapped on homepage causing blockage of some parts of
our website
The look and feel of the site conveyed the opposite of
the Emory brand
Virtually no interaction or ability to engage consumers.
9. Introduction
Where we were
What our research told us
The new Emory look and feel
Moving forward
10. RESEARCH
What we heard
The top 3 reasons for visiting a hospital Web site
are: Look up directions to the facility, find contact
information (phone number), look for information on
physicians
like to see guarantees of the quality of care offered
such as the US News and World Report seal
included on the home page
Web Site
Research Ask patients to share their stories in their own words,
Findings edit them and create a few testimonials to rotate on
the Web site
Summary Report Specialty Web pages should include links to
February 2007
Podcasts
11. How to Bring the Web Site to Life
Take one step at a time
Keep the focus on the user experience
Enhance the look and feel
Create a look and feel that is a more strategic alignment with Emorys
position as a leading academic medical center
Field research to get feedback from consumers
Let the end user be our guide
Evaluate and implement changes to functionality
Less is more Keep the features most important to consumers more
visible
Continue to introduce more engaging content
Interactive features such as video and audio clips
Implement better site architecture
Improve navigation through content that is easier to search
12. Our Aim
To provide engaging and accurate content
through an information-rich site.
To differentiate Emory through engaging
educational content
To provide multimedia options that highlight
specialty areas through solutions like VNRs and
audio content
To increase the level of interactivity on the EHC
site.
13. Introduction
Where we were
What our research told us
The new Emory look and feel
Moving forward
14. Redesign pages to match
Emorys look and feel
Project an accurate
image of Emory as a
prestigious healthcare
system known for
their research,
innovative care, and
medical school
15. The New Look & Feel
Homepage has a revolving image to illustrate
the various faces of Emory
Emory isa medical school
Emory isresearch
Emory isinnovative clinical care
16. Visually Speaking
Keep It Simple
Rotating banner
illustrating Emorys
brand and notability
際際滷show
of Feature
Stories
RSS
Video & Newsfeed of
Audio Clips recent press
releases
17. Personal Health Record
Added a secure Web
platform to keep track of
patients immunizations,
allergies and any types of
procedures they may
have had, as well as any
medications they are
Just CLICK to register in taking
our secure environment Phase II of this tool will
include functionality to
allow you to communicate
with your Emory
Healthcare provider, set
your own appointments
and more
18. Location. Location. Location.
In case you missed
it on the first click,
weve doubled and
tripled our access to
media
On the homepage
On the department
homepage
On the departments
media page
19. Easy to navigate even when
deep in the site
Not only have we revamped our main navigation system, but weve also
added easy to follow internal navigation.
We found that our consumers were getting lost in content and couldnt find
their way back to the Department homepage.
Now we have internal navigation within the departments to keep consumers
on track
Navigate Navigate
through through
department current
pages topic +
Return
Home
button
20. Engaging the Consumer
Developed a BMI
Calculator for the
Emory Bariatrics
Center
Input your data,
press Calculate,
and instantly see
your score
21. Restructured content for our
physicians
We reorganized our For
Physicians pages to be more
accessible and relevant to our
physician audience
Click to call
Physician publications (Just
click and view!)
Reference guides and
directories
Facility profile sheets
Videos of procedures and
new facilities
Instructions on how to refer
patients
Links to relevant information,
e.g. credentialing, classes,
EmoryFlight, etc.
22. Added New Video & Audio Clips
Video and audio clips of our doctors, facilities, and
procedures in consumer-friendly formats
Previously our videos were only available in RealPlayer; now we
offer videos in Flash as well.
This allows for faster loading and less concern about
incompatible formats
23. Interactive Menus
Developed an
interactive menu for
the Emory Facial
Center simply click
on the facial feature
youre interested in
CLICK
HERE and view Before &
After images
24. Engaging Photos
Dynamic Before & After images in Flash allow
consumers to educate themselves on realistic
results of facial surgery
25. Delivering news real-time
RSS newsfeed pulls all press releases related to
Emory Healthcare and Emory University on the
homepage
Archive contains all the latest news on Emory for
browsing convenience
Links to the full
press release
26. Feature Story 際際滷show
Developed series of informative stories
pertaining to our key product lines or other
expertise
Promoted these stories on the homepage using
a Flash slideshow
27. Always one click away
Click on our Flash image and you
are automatically taken to the full
article
All articles contain links to doctor
bios, facility and contact
information, etc. all one click
away!
28. Case Study: Neuro ICU
New Media to Market
By including the Web as a mandatory component of
marketing plans we were able to extend campaigns.
This year, we created a 3-part U.S. News & World
Report Marketing Campaign revolving around
Neurosciences which included a newsletter, direct mail
piece, and letter all linking back to the Web site
29. Case Study continued
Once on the Web, consumers viewed a cutting
edge video of the new Neuro ICU in Flash along
with other Neuroscience videos
Produced CDs of the video to mail with the
letters to physicians
30. Introduction
Where we were: A look at the Emory
Web site pre- redesign
What our research told us
The new Emory look and feel
Moving forward
31. The Results
Establishing
benchmarks at
inception of web
overhaul
Tracking how were
driving consumers to
the Web site
32. The Future
HTML-based Consumer newsletter
providing brief overviews of key topics and
upcoming events, all of which link directly
to the Web site due out 8/15/07
Further reorganization based on
consumer needs present on the
homepage tbd
Additional benchmarking and focus group
testing