Pediatrician Social Media Graphics

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Use these Facebook and LinkedIn graphics and sample messages to educate pediatricians about lifelong congenital cardiac care for children with heart defects.

The background shows a parent and child talking with a doctor and the foreground includes this text "Children born with heart defects need congenital cardiac care for life. As a primary care physician, you can help."
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Dimensions: 2560 x 1330 pixels
Language: English (US)
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The background shows a parent and child talking with a doctor and the foreground includes this text "Children born with heart defects need congenital cardiac care for life. As a primary care physician, you can help."

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Pediatrician CHD Graphic 2
Graphic emphasizes importance of connecting children with heart defects to a pediatric cardiologist
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Pediatrician CHD Graphic 3
Graphic emphasizes importance of lifelong care for people with heart defects
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Sample messaging

Facebook

Children with congenital heart defects need to see a pediatric cardiologist even when they’re feeling healthy. However, parents and caregivers may not know this. The American Academy of Pediatrics is asking you to talk with them about the importance of congenital cardiac care. Learn more about heart defects: https://bit.ly/3YcW7uS #CHD #CHDCare4Life

Do you have pediatric patients with congenital heart defects? Are they seeing a pediatric cardiologist? If you’re not sure, ask! This conversation starter from the American Academy of Pediatrics can help: https://bit.ly/3b3LZQa #CHD #CHDCare4Life

Calling pediatricians and family physicians! Congenital cardiac care for children with heart defects is important. The American Academy of Pediatrics is asking you to talk with parents and caregivers about staying in lifelong cardiac care. Learn more about heart defects: https://bit.ly/3YcW7uS #CHD #CHDCare4Life

Did you know that many children with congenital heart defects aren’t seeing a pediatric cardiologist? Talk to pediatric patients with heart defects and their families about the importance of congenital cardiac care! The American Academy of Pediatrics has tips on starting the conversation: https://bit.ly/3b3LZQa #CHD #CHDCare4Life

LinkedIn

Congenital heart defects are the most common type of birth defect, and they last for a lifetime. When you see children with heart defects, talk to their parents or caregivers about the importance of lifelong care. Learn more about heart defects from the American Academy of Pediatrics: https://bit.ly/3YcW7uS #CHD #CHDCare4Life

Some parents and caregivers of children with heart defects don’t realize their children need congenital cardiac care when they’re feeling healthy. It’s up to you to tell families why it’s so important for children with heart defects to see a pediatric cardiologist. The American Academy of Pediatrics has tips for starting the conversation: https://bit.ly/3b3LZQa #CHD #CHDCare4Life

Help make sure children with congenital heart defects stay healthy as they grow up! Ask if they’re seeing a pediatric cardiologist — and stress the importance of getting regular congenital cardiac care. Learn more about heart defects in children from the American Academy of Pediatrics: https://bit.ly/3YcW7uS #CHD #CHDCare4Life

As a primary care physician, it's important to explain the need for congenital cardiac care for children with heart defects. Talk to pediatric patients with heart defects and their families about seeing a pediatric cardiologist. The American Academy of Pediatrics has tips to help you start the conversation: https://bit.ly/3b3LZQa #CHD #CHDCare4Life

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Content Source:
National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD)