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Chapter 4-5
Chapter 6-7
Chapter 8-9
Chapter 10-11
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The value that a producer builds into its product


What is Invisible value

100

People, groups, and organizations that “hold a stake” in an enterprise and are affected by the conduct of people in that enterprise.

What is Stakeholders

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A joint state and federal public health insurance program for specific categories of the po

What is Medicaid

100

Aims to enhance the health and well-being of a group or a population, not an individual. 

What is public health?
100
Develop a strategy that shifts the orgnization’s thinking from the individual transaction, such as getting the patient to come to the clinic, to a relationship focus of longer-term loyalty—defining the organization as the regular healthcare provider. 

What is relationship marketing?

200

The is similar to its mission, but it extends beyond vision statement


What is vision statement 

200

(AHIMA) stands for....

What is American Health Information Management Association

200

Predetermined fees for specific categories of services, regardless of the time, materials/supplies, or personnel involved in delivering the service

What is co-payments?
200

Position the ability to influence someone else to take some action, regardless of whether he or she wants to do so, derived from the authority awarded to the influencer’s position

What is power by virtue?

200

Three types of conflict


What is Task conflict, Relationship conflict, Process conflict?

300

It consists of physician offices and clinics; freestanding and hospital-affiliated emergency and urgent care providers; surgery centers, pharmacies, dental offices, and therapy/rehabilitation clinics; and psychologists, counselors, and other mental and behavioral health practitioners,

What is ambulatory care

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 Physicians found that they had strengthened negotiating power over their reimbursement levels when they joined together and formed large bargaining groups 

What is independent practice associations (IPAs).

300

The use of cost as an indicator of a product’s quality when true information regarding quality is absent; the belief that the more expensive a product is, the higher its quality


What is cost as a proxy for quality?

300

One key element of successful social marketing is to start with

What are target markets that are “ready for action"?

300

For the sender to transmit the information so clearly and perfectly and for the receiver to hear it so precisely that the receiver understands it exactly as the sender intended it to be understood.

What is communication?
400

Communicating information about an organization to the public to build understanding and support

What is public relations?

400

Ensuring that physicians engage with the hospital closely enough to admit their patients to it exclusively is 

What is Physician bonding?
400

People who used healthcare services were never called or considered 

What is a customer?
400

Advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment.

What is The mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital?

400

 Symptoms include wasted time and poor individual well-being

What is dysfunctional conflict?

500

the principal (patient) gives consent for the agent (caregiver) to have the authority and power to make appropriate decisions on her or his behalf

What is principal–agent relationship?

500

Five Ps of Healthcare Marketing

What is Physicians, Payers, Patients, the public, and the Presence of Politics

500
The combination of payers, including third parties and individuals, from which a healthcare organization is receiving reimbursement 


What is payer mix?

500

Defined as “the management of influence organizational politics to obtain ends not sanctioned by the organization or to obtain sanctioned ends through non-sanctioned influence means” 

What is organizational politics?

500

Marketing managers should be mindful of mission and remain focused on their ability to problem solve.

What is Managing Conflict?

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