Office of Communications & Public Liaison
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NIH Communications: the voice of the Nation's Medical Research AgencyThe National Institutes of Health wants you to know about the important medical discoveries we're making to improve health and save lives. That's why you'll hear about NIH on television, the radio, and on the Web and your portable communication device. You'll see our scientists quoted in newspapers and magazines. And you can read stories about medical research in action right here on our Web site. There are communication offices at each of our 27 Institutes and Centers. The Office of Communications & Public Liaison (OCPL) in the Office of the Director provides leadership and guidance, and speaks for NIH as a whole. The OCPL is actively involved with:
Contact us with any questions you may have. We invite you to get involved with NIH communications.  Health communication professionals must consider Clear Communication and all its facets when developing health materials and communication strategies for a range of diverse audiences. In fact, helpful materials are available on many aspects of health communication, including strategies and tactics, understanding audiences, and evaluation and planning. This page was last reviewed on
December 30, 2008
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