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2009 Awareness Campaign- A New Role for American Media in Assisting Local Healthcare professionals with Hospital ER issues and Preventive Health

size=3> MediaSafe wants your comments on Public Service Messages from around the USA!
E-mail with us what you've seen and heard on your local TV and Radio that specifically `gets the word out` about community help programs that You contribute to or that YOU would like to see succeed in helping more people.

If you are a medical professional PLEASE let us hear from you!!!    Your feedback is welcomed on subjects of patient services outreach, ER overcrowding, uninsured patient health and others.

Just click on the Home Page button below and then click on

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PSAs make a great contribution to our communities and to our nation. Especially in these trying economic times, PSAs are needed now, more than ever to help citizens lead better lives....Newton N.Minow - former FCC Commissioner

Healthcare costs can be lowered through broadcasts that program local medical assistance contact information

Timing is everything when saving cost for everyone is made priority one in US healthcare.

True Democracy = True Health

Private Insurers are taking a lead role in educating and informing people about a person's medical circumstances.

ER room Nurses have saved suffering and dollars when chronic diabetes emergency patients, causing multiple 50k incidents, are identified and contacted with care on an in-home support schedule.

Government Accounting Office projections warn that healthcare provision to our US citizens, as we now know it, will cost so large a % of the Federal Budget so as to render non-viable the United States Federal Government within 30 years.

US Citizens changing a habit that directly affects a person's health is estimated to be the greatest single factor that will lower the total cost of healthcare provision to the US economy.

Many Broadcasters have stepped away from the table in delivering educational, support, and local contact information to the medical interest spectrum in their communities. Rigorous review of citizens' public information needs is called for.

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The Federal Communication Commisson control of
      the people's goods, namely the broadcast airwaves,

which are
   designated by law as a

Public Trust

has lacked focus on public, free, information. Rigorous review of citizens' public information needs is called for.

Enrichment of Current Content
Public Service Programming   in Television & Radio

Current efforts to provide broadcasting in the public interest has brought forth what we know as public service announcements. (PSA) They are presented in fulfillment of Federal Communications Commission rules that designate broadcasting corporations as Trustees of the airwaves.

The subjects depicted in these public service announcements are of help to many groups of Americans, such as, young families seeking parenting skills. Or, help can be directed to runaways, wherein a PSA presents Nicholas Cage encouraging runaways to call Boystown.   In another PSA, veteran's are directed to local service groups and the Veteran's Administration, while the families of active duty troops are directed to the Red Cross for help.
Topics can bein the areas of: Jobs, Legal Aid, Shelter, Health, Disabilities, Mentoring, Pregnancy, After School Programs, Mental Illness, Food Assistance, Drugs and drug counseling, and a host of other caregiver related topics. Cable television, radio,and broadcast television, including public broadcasting, enlarge the scope of public awareness of community help programs by featuring editorials, news coverage,and special presentation programming that explains the role of these programs and who they serve.
Niches of need exist within social groupings whether they be seniors, veterans, families, teens, women, children or men, at all social and economic levels. Information that addresses these needs is infused into the American media infrastructure through new innovative, MediaSafe projects, conducted in co-operation with local media.
MediaSafe has benefited from partnered projects through Christian radio stations and AT&T Broadband, and applauds Tribune Broadcasting, as well as, many other broadcast corporations that provide reasoned and committed approaches to public interest and public service programming.
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size=3> MediaSafe wants your comments on Public Service Messages from around the USA! E-mail with us what you've seen and heard on your local TV and Radio that specifically `gets the word out` about community help programs that You contribute to or that YOU would like to see succeed in helping more people. If you are a medical professional PLEASE let us hear from you!!! Your feedback is welcomed on subjects of patient services outreach, ER overcrowding, uninsured patient health and others. *Just click on the Home Page button below and then click on* *Contact Us*
PSAs make a great contribution to our communities and to our nation. Especially in these trying economic times, PSAs are needed now, more than ever to help citizens lead better lives....Newton N.Minow - former FCC Commissioner Healthcare costs can be lowered through broadcasts that program local medical assistance contact information *Timing is everything when saving cost for everyone* is made priority one in US healthcare. True Democracy = True Health Private Insurers are taking a lead role in educating and informing people about a person's medical circumstances. ER room Nurses have saved suffering and dollars when chronic diabetes emergency patients, causing multiple 50k incidents, are identified and contacted with care on an in-home support schedule. Government Accounting Office projections warn that healthcare provision to our US citizens, as we now know it, will cost so large a % of the Federal Budget so as to render non-viable the United States Federal Government within 30 years.** US Citizens changing a habit that directly affects a person's health is estimated to be the greatest single factor that will lower the total cost of healthcare provision to the US economy. Many Broadcasters have stepped away from the table in delivering educational, support, and local contact information to the medical interest spectrum in their communities. Rigorous review of citizens' public information needs is called for. / The Federal Communication Commisson control of the people's goods, namely the broadcast airwaves, which are designated by law as a Public Trust has lacked focus on public, free, information. Rigorous review of citizens' public information needs is called for.	`Enrichment of Current Content` `Public Service Programming in Television & Radio` Current efforts to provide broadcasting in the public interest has brought forth what we know as public service announcements. (PSA) They are presented in fulfillment of Federal Communications Commission rules that designate broadcasting corporations as Trustees of the airwaves. The subjects depicted in these public service announcements are of help to many groups of Americans, such as, young families seeking parenting skills. Or, help can be directed to runaways, wherein a PSA presents Nicholas Cage encouraging runaways to call Boystown. In another PSA, veteran's are directed to local service groups and the Veteran's Administration, while the families of active duty troops are directed to the Red Cross for help. Topics can bein the areas of: Jobs, Legal Aid, Shelter, Health, Disabilities, Mentoring, Pregnancy, After School Programs, Mental Illness, Food Assistance, Drugs and drug counseling, and a host of other caregiver related topics. Cable television, radio,and broadcast television, including public broadcasting, enlarge the scope of public awareness of community help programs by featuring editorials, news coverage,and special presentation programming that explains the role of these programs and who they serve. Niches of need exist within social groupings whether they be seniors, veterans, families, teens, women, children or men, at all social and economic levels. Information that addresses these needs is infused into the American media infrastructure through new innovative, MediaSafe projects, conducted in co-operation with local media. MediaSafe has benefited from partnered projects through Christian radio stations and AT&T Broadband, and applauds Tribune Broadcasting, as well as, many other broadcast corporations that provide reasoned and committed approaches to public interest and public service programming. To learn more click below