The family doctor takes the streetcar
Medicine SFLB brings VHZ medical staff even closer together—right down to the restrooms.
Medicine SFLB brings the VHZ doctors even closer - right into the toilets. "Now our streetcars and buses are back in service.
full of coughs and nibbles," says Stefan Ehrler, copywriter at Spillmann
Felser Leo Burnett. Clients could not have chosen a more appropriate time
and agency hardly choose to refer to the Association of General Practitioners, founded in 1997.
City of Zurich (VHZ). In order to take advantage of the high local density of
"basic medical care providers", the "basic medical care providers" produced
SFLB creatives a first-aid post sign with a "200 m" arrow.
This is currently hanging in streetcars and buses and shows that the
nearest family doctor is never far away. No matter where you are in the city
stays.
On the one hand, the VHZ members who are responsible for
GPs are considered to be innovative and communicative, all
contact groups make their social responsibility clear.
On the other hand, it also strengthens the image of general practitioners. In addition
their concern to counter what they see as the cost-driving
trend to see a specialist more frequently and without detours.
In addition, the agency relies on ambient media and enters a new market for
Doctors in a rather unusual environment: toilets. Anyone who will soon be using the toilets of
When you look in the mirror in a pub, a pimple monster stares back at you.
The implied conclusion: In such cases, one turns to the
best to the family doctor.
full of coughs and nibbles," says Stefan Ehrler, copywriter at Spillmann
Felser Leo Burnett. Clients could not have chosen a more appropriate time
and agency hardly choose to refer to the Association of General Practitioners, founded in 1997.
City of Zurich (VHZ). In order to take advantage of the high local density of
"basic medical care providers", the "basic medical care providers" produced
SFLB creatives a first-aid post sign with a "200 m" arrow.
This is currently hanging in streetcars and buses and shows that the
nearest family doctor is never far away. No matter where you are in the city
stays.
On the one hand, the VHZ members who are responsible for
GPs are considered to be innovative and communicative, all
contact groups make their social responsibility clear.
On the other hand, it also strengthens the image of general practitioners. In addition
their concern to counter what they see as the cost-driving
trend to see a specialist more frequently and without detours.
In addition, the agency relies on ambient media and enters a new market for
Doctors in a rather unusual environment: toilets. Anyone who will soon be using the toilets of
When you look in the mirror in a pub, a pimple monster stares back at you.
The implied conclusion: In such cases, one turns to the
best to the family doctor.
Luca Aloisi
