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  Home > Our Publications > Strategic Health Care Marketing > Past Articles 2004
Index of Articles

January - December 2005

Advertising/Communications
  • Marketing Mumbo Jumbo: Are You a Carrier or Crusader? 5/05
  • A Unique Institution Decides That with Its Competition Zigging, It’s Time to Zag, 6/05
  • Five Lessons Inspired by Kaiser Permanente’s Campaign, 6/05
  • Marketers Need to Harness the Power of Words, 7/05
  • Arthritis Gains Foothold in National Spotlight – Clues to How Health Care Providers Can Assist Communications Efforts, 7/05
  • Terms to Avoid with Reporters, 7/05
  • Need to Build Patient Traffic on a Small Budget? First Break – Almost – All the Rules, 8/05
  • In Breaking the Rules, Think About This … 8/05
  • Effective Communication of a CEO’s Resignation, 8/05
  • A Basic Marketing Communications Approach Brings Dividends for Small, Progressive Rural Hospital, 8/05
  • Michigan Difference’ Campaign: Everyday Heroes Rouse Support for UMHS, 12/05

Book Reviews

  • Clued In: How to Keep Customers Coming Back Again and Again, 3/05
  • Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, 9/05

Brand Management

  • Market Share Is Not Sustained by Reputation Alone, 3/05
  • A Renowned Organization Outgrows Its Name, 9/05
  • It’s Your Mission to Brand, 11/05

Business Development

  • Super-Sized ACCs May Have Everything But Beds – Why Giant Ambulatory Care Centers Are Becoming Popular, 1/05
  • Wound Care: Financial Winner or Loser? Profitability Depends on Host of Factors and Market, 2/05
  • Joint Camps Provide Edge in Market Differentiation, 5/05
  • Bariatric Surgery: More Programs, Greater Scrutiny of Diet of Last Resort, 6/05
  • Quick Facts about Obesity, 6/05
  • Bariatric Surgery’s Move Toward Centers of Excellence, 6/05
  • Medical Tourism: A Threat to U.S. Hospitals? 8/05
  • The Time Is Right for Building Primary Stroke Centers – But Will the Future Be Shaped by ‘Comprehensive’ Centers? 10/05
  • Certification Criteria for Primary Stroke Centers, 10/05
  • Recommended Criteria for Comprehensive Stroke Centers, 10/05

Consumerism/Customer Relations and Service

  • Experience Management Starts in the Emergency Room, 4/05
  • Want Big Rewards? Focus on Customer Service in the Emergency Department, 9/05
  • Curing Customer Dissatisfaction by Treating the Cause – Not the Symptoms, 11/05

Database/Relationship Marketing

  • Marketers Find Mass Customized Communications Easy to Implement, 1/05
  • Marketing to Improve Profitability – Reaching a Precise Target Market with the Right Message, 10/05
  • Driving Revenue: California Hospital Calls End to ‘Tin Cup Budgeting,’ 12/05

Ethnic Marketing 

  • Organizations Need to Take Multicultural Marketing to the Next Level, 11/05
  • Ways to Become Culturally Competent, 11/05

Innovation

  • Health Care Enters Era of Innovation, 5/05

Internet

  • The Power of ObesityHelp.com, 6/05
  • Web Sites Are Not Just for Communication with External Audiences, 12/05

Market Research

  • The Intelligent Market Analysis, 5/05
  • The Importance of Continuous Customer Feedback – and How to Get It Quickly, 9/05

Physician Relations/Operations

  • Employing Specialists, 3/05
  • Proactive Recruitment Is the Answer to Looming Doctor Shortage, 4/05
  • A Dozen Reasons the Nation Is Running Out of Doctors, 4/05
  • Special Challenges in Determining Physician Need – New Medicine Brings New Rewards, 10/05

Planning

  • Selecting a Management Consulting Firm, 1/05
  • Use Service Line Analysis to Make Wise Investments, 4/05
  • Health Care Marketing Strategists Can Take a Page from U.S. Fighter Pilots, 10/05

Quality and Outcomes

  • Some Hospitals Are Transforming Themselves into Problem-Solving Organizations – Once Again; ThedaCare and ‘Lean Events,’ 2/05
  • What Does ‘Quality’ Mean? 2/05
  • The Toyota Approach: Promises and Problems – Intermountain Uses ‘Market Basket of Tools;’ Hartford Hospital Concentrates on ICUs; Adaptive Design Facilities Focus on Designated Problem Solvers, 3/05
  • A SPOV Analysis for Providers’ Operations, 11/05

Sales and Promotion

  • Community Hospitals Challenge the ‘Big City’ Preference, 1/05
  • Harness the Tremendous Value of a Sales Force, 6/05
  • Sales Efforts in Texas, 6/05
  • Hospital Mascots Are Not Just Warm and Fuzzy, 7/05
  • Incentives and Rewards in Health Care Marketing, 9/05

Strategic Issues/Trends

  • Proof of Community Benefit Takes Center Stage for Hospitals – Part One: An Overview and the Lucile Packard Example, 2/05; Part Two: Profiles of Two Organizations’ Efforts and the Work of Cataloging and Reporting, 4/05
  • Superior Results Require Great Management and Leadership – The Importance of Metrics and Accountability, 7/05
  • Commentary – Are You Ready for the Revolution? 8/05

Technology

  • The Slow Crawl Toward e-Health: Still, Doctor-Patient Online Communication Gains Speed, 3/05

Wellness/Prevention/Access

  • ‘Food Prescriptions’ for the Chronically Ill, 5/05
  • Patients Can Be Partners in Episodic Care Situations, 5/05
  • Continuous Patient Relationships: A New Strategy for Customer Retention in Health Care, 7/05
  • One Consumer-Directed Care Model Proves Successful, 9/05
  • The Evolution of Immedicare: Primary Care and Wellness, 12/05
  • National Disasters Mobilize Health Care Workers – ‘This just shows what we’re all about,’ 12/05

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