Pacific Nursing Policies
We’re committed to providing a secure and fair marketplace for our healthcare facilities and staffing agencies. To support this commitment, we’ve put in place rules and policies that govern our expectations of facilities and agencies, the actions we’ll take to keep you safe, and how we’ll protect you if something goes wrong.
Pacific Nursing Marketing Policy
The purpose of this policy is to define the basic principles for marketing communications throughout Pacific Nursing LLC. This policy applies to all marketing activities and communications including: - the following forms of advertising and marketing: Mobile application, television, radio, online and direct marketing, events, trade/sales and other professional promotions and communications. This policy follows the framework guidelines set by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for Responsible for Technology Marketing communication, as well as marketing communications principles issued by local self-regulatory organizations (such as ETL and National Advertisers Association NAA). All marketing and communications must in addition to this Policy at all times comply with the relevant Federal, State and local laws and regulations
About the Policy
This policy shall be reviewed and updated periodically and as needed. All consumers and public shall be asked to sign end user agreement whenever the update occurs.
Pacific Nursing LLC will endeavor to always comply to this marketing policy regulations. However, if there is compliance problem with this policy contact the marketing manager Pacific Nursing LLC email address admin@pacificnursing.tech
You can write to:
The CEO Pacific Nursing LLC
18930 L Street,
Omaha NE 68135.
Policy Principles
Pacific Nursing LLC commits to comply with the following principles in all marketing communications.
- All advertising and communications must be truthful and shall not include misleading facts or statements.
- Copy, sound and visual representation of messages, materials and services shall accurately portray characteristics advertised.
- Information portrayed shall be factual, evidence based and sound scientific basis.
- Marketing communications and promotions will not encourage unhealth work practices
- Marketing communications will not undermine the safety and well-being of the employees and the public.
- Marketing communications must not exploit inexperience or credulity, of children and young people.
- Marketing communications must not mislead children or young people about the potential health benefits of our products and services.
- The role of the parents and other adults responsible for a child’s welfare must not be undermined.
- Marketing communications must not create a sense of urgency.
- When using personalities (live or animated) which might be appealing to children, a special care must be taken not to exploit a child’s imagination in a way that could mislead them to make unhealthy choices.
- When using personalities, live or animated, advertising content must be clearly distinguished from the program or editorial content.
- We refrain from communications related to unhealthy products in schools or day cares except where specifically requested by or agreed with the school administration.