Healthcare Marketing Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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definition: Business objectives based on the mission and values statement

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internal information

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definition: focused on listening to Clients, Competitors, Payers, Boss, Referrers, Changes in healthcare legislation

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external information

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3
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What are the two types of sales?

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inside and outside sales

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definition: Market where consumers have a potential unmet need

Example: An area that doesn’t have outpatient PT or doesn’t have enough

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potential market

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Definition: Type of market where Consumers from a potential market can afford your product

Example: Those who have insurance and can afford co-pay

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available market

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definition: Market where there are consumers in the available market who the businesses WANT to supply a product or service to

Example: The clinic only accepts private insurance and NOT Medicare

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target market

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7
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definition: Market where consumers are buying the product

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penetrated market

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8
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What are the 3 decisions that companies have to make regarding market share?

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1 - Grow Market Share
2 - Maintain Market Share
3 - Drop out of the Market

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9
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definition: Expanding sales of existing products in existing markets

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market penetration

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10
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definition: Grow through the sale of a new product in an existing market

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product development

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definition: Grow through expanding sales of an existing product in a new market

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market development

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12
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definition: Grow through expanding sales of a new product in a new market

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market diversification

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13
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Who are the consumers in healthcare?

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Patients
Doctors
Referral sources
Patient’s family
Third Party Payers

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14
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definition: focus on the humanistic and caring aspects of the product or service

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customer centric

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15
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Client pays premium –> Insurer pays providers
- Conflict resolution available as needed

What relationship is described?

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patient-payer

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  1. Client chooses a provider
  2. Provider delivers service
  3. Client authorizes insurer to pay fees for service
    - Conflict resolution available as needed

What relationship is described?

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Patient-provider

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  1. Provider agrees to provide service
  2. Rate of reimbursement is agreed-upon
  3. Provider notifies insurer of services provided
  4. Payer reimburses provider
    - Conflict resolution available as needed

What relationship is described above?

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payer-provider

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  1. Laws, guidelines, and requirements set by regulator
  2. Regulator acts to protect the public interest
  3. Provider deliver service
  4. Payer administers the insurance program
  • Conflict resolution available as needed

What relationship is described above?

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regulator- provider and payer

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  1. Client chooses to live in regulators jurisdiction
  2. Regulator acts as ombudsman to client
  3. Client notifies regulator of any problems
  • Conflict resolution available as needed

What relationship is described above?

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patient-regulator

20
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definition: Splitting the known market into separate parts

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marketing segmentation

21
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definition: a very specific market that has a limited number of potential customers that have unique needs that have not been met by other providers

22
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definition: It’s the combination of the ways a business chooses to present itself to the customer

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marketing mix

23
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What are the 7 P’s for marketing?

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  • people
  • physical evidence
  • processes
  • product
  • price
  • place
  • promotion
24
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definition: Prices are being set relative to cost

Example mark-up (product cost $10 and you mark up 30% for profit = $13 is price)

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cost-based pricing

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definition: setting a price compared to how much your competitor is charging
competition-based pricing
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(true/false) Price can include the amount of time a customer must pay in money, time, and convenience
true
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What are the 6 progressive steps in promoting a product?
1. product awareness 2. product knowledge 3. product differentiation from alternative products 4. support comparisons that favorably represent the promoted product 5. form a product preference 6. act on preference by purchasing the preferred product
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definition: Paid, non-personal communication
advertising
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definition: Interpersonal presentation with a potential customer
personal selling
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definition: Use of trade shows, expositions, demonstration, health fairs, community outreach programs
sales promotion
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definition: Communication and relationship with various customers including the media
public relations
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definition: refers to the way business activities flow and are coordinated
processes
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What are the four core elements to market a product or service?
Product, place, promotion, price
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(true/false) Ethics play a key role in marketing in healthcare
true