Ambassadors — getting involved and acting together

Become an Ambassador of the Women's Cardiovascular Healthcare Foundation to Alert, Anticipate and Act for equal opportunities in women's health.

3 types of Ambassadors

• Healthcare professionals who have already taken part in prevention actions or organised a Women's Heart Day (JOCF)
• City coordinators who have helped deploy the Women's Heart Bus (BDCF)
• Coordinators of healthcare facilities hosting a Women's Heart Day (JOCF)

• Get involved in health prevention actions:
• by taking part in the Women's Heart Bus, Women's Heart Day and Women's Heart Day for Companies.
• by helping mobilise their network of healthcare professionals and volunteers (cross-city / cross-facility sponsorship).

• Take part in scientific and epidemiological actions of the Foundation such as:
• the National Observatory of Women's Health (ONSF) in connection with the Scientific Council.
• scientific outreach and monitoring of scientific news, particularly in the Ambassadors' areas of professional practice.

• Engage with peers in training and outreach actions
• by representing the Foundation at conferences and speaking on its behalf, including in webinars.
• by liaising with learned societies, professional bodies and working groups.

• Contribute to the editorial committee of the Foundation:
• by writing news items based on medical and scientific publications on cardiovascular and gynaecological diseases.
• by writing in-depth articles for healthcare professionals and/or the general public, to feed the dedicated sections on the website, with relays via social networks and the newsletter.
• by collecting patient testimonials to feed press releases, presentations, public talks, website and social media articles.
• by writing practical protocol and information sheets, brochures particularly for the website.
• by designing presentations in their area of expertise.

• Speak in communication actions on behalf of the Foundation:
• by responding to media in their area of expertise.
• by expressing their support through a few sentences that will be published on the website.
• by relaying information and messages on social networks.
• by speaking at conferences.
• by relaying fundraising materials for the Foundation.

• Receive the Foundation's newsletter.
• Take part in the annual Ambassadors meeting and key events.
• Join collaborative and thematic webinars and receive privileged information.
• Be part of an interprofessional, plural, local and national community of active members.