270 likes | 796 Views
Health Care Marketing. H Edu 4310. Cultural Traditions. Thanksgiving Typical family foods Typical family trips Dental practices Cures for colds, flu. What is marketing ?. Exchange. Constituency Two or more parties have unsatisfied needs Value. Successful situations.
E N D
Health Care Marketing H Edu 4310
Cultural Traditions • Thanksgiving • Typical family foods • Typical family trips • Dental practices • Cures for colds, flu
Exchange • Constituency • Two or more parties have unsatisfied needs • Value
Successful situations • Health programs are responsive to the needs of the population. • The relationship serves the interests of all. • Health care programs are developed to attract specific segments
Successful situations • Health care programs are not designed for prestige or because of the latest technology. • The marketing concept permeates the organization. • Health care programs evaluate all aspects of its services in evaluating old and designing new programs.
Successful situations • Health care programs recognize the impact of price, everything the potential user must go through to avail himself of the service, promotion, communication, education, and motivation • This is called the marketing mix or the 4 Ps of marketing: • Product, Price, Place, and Promotion
Evolution of marketing • Product emphasis • Sales approach • Marketing or client approach
Person or group of people who have resources they want to exchange or might want to exchange for a benefit. Health care market Publics Stakeholders Market
Negative No demand Latent Falling Irregular Full Overfull Unwholesome Demand
Marketing Meeting needs and wants
Marketing • Understand the customer • Understand the competition • Coordinate company resources • Long-term focus • Profitability
Corporate needs • 1. Growth versus consolidation
Growth... Products Existing New new existing new Market Penetration Product Development Markets Diversification or Total innovation Market Development New existing
Consolidation • Divestment • Pruning • Retrenchment • Harvesting
Corporate needs • 2. Determining strategy • Market growth rate • Relative market share
An example…. Business Strength High Med Low Premium Selective Protect refocus High Market Attractiveness Restruc- ture Challenge Prime Med Opportun- istic Opportun- istic Harvest or Divest Low
An example…. Business Strength High Med Low High Market Attractiveness Med Low
Corporate needs • 3. Analyze the competition • Existing competitors • New entrants • Threat of substitution
Strategy and planning • Corporate goals • Identify a target market • Develop a marketing plan
Marketing plan • Executive summary • Situation analysis • Objectives and goals • Action plans • Budget • Evaluation
Some examples... • Coca-cola • Star Wars • International Bloopers
Situation Analysis: Internal • Marketing specific issues • Marketing resources • Financial resources • Human resources • Senior management support • Political factors
SWOT Analysis • S = strengths • W = weaknesses • O = opportunities • T = threats
Questions to ask • What changes and trends are taking place? • How will these affect us? • What opportunities do they bring? • What are the barriers to entry?
Other ideas… • Product-based • Market-based • Cost-based