Relaunch of the employee magazine “amima” in print and digital

The new “amima” is a magazine on health issues, with insights into AMEOS institutions, service, information and reading stories. A format with added value – for employees, patients and everyone who is interested in health.

THE TASK

The existing employee magazine of the AMEOS Group, amima, was to be relaunched and redesigned: fresher, more contemporary and revised in terms of content for an expanded readership. Since the previous magazine was already well-read, the new edition should contain a good amount of tried and tested features in order to retain readers.

The new amima was important for the sense of community at AMEOS, especially during Corona

THE CONCEPT

In the future, the new amima should appear as a print product as well as digitally. Both formats have their advantages. In addition to regional aspects and topics, each issue will in future contain a general thematic framework in order to reach the desired new target group: next to employees we hope to address patients, family members and further doctors, family doctors and specialists.

Wide range, beautiful design.

THE IMPLEMENTATION

The concept – design, size/extent and content – was developed in workshops in cooperetion with responsible AMEOS employees from all regions. Basic design and layout were designed by UVA. The content is written by the AMEOS editorial team. The final editing was carried out by UVA. The basis for this concept is a trusting and well-functioning cooperation with the various AMEOS editors.

employee magazine "amima" from AMEOS
Something for everyone: the new amima magazine

THE RESULT

The new amima appears in a fresh and friendly design based on the AMEOS corporate design. The broad topic cluster, title topic, positive regional stories and health knowledge, as well as many lively photos, infographics and a mix of small-scale and comprehensive reading stories draw the reader straight into the magazine. The restart in 2020 had a special emphasis due to the corona pandemic, it strengthened the sense of community in the healthcare business.

In 2020, amima was awarded the KU-Award by the KU-Clinikmanagement as the second best clinic magazine.

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