Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 6 / 2008 (523)
Planning the Marketing Activity in the Health Care Services
Iuliana Cetina
Gheorghe Orzan
Academia de Studii Economice, Bucuresti
Abstract. The integration of marketing in the field of health care, starting with the 50’s, was accompanied by a series of controversies generated by the ethical and moral aspects that this type of services imply, as well as by the difficulty in determining exactly the demand, the unequal access to information of participants, the regulated mechanism for the establishment of prices and of rates and the intervention of the third party payer, the significant role of the state in ensuring the fair access of population to basic services, etc.
The formulation of the marketing strategies, in the marketing planning process, starts from the generic strategy chosen by the organization according to its mission and objectives. As it has to adapt to the environment where it acts, to cope with the changes that appear, the organization must benefit from a perspective vision, all its actions must be subordinated to this vision in a whole marketing policy.
Contents
Evolution Scenarios at the Romanian Economy Level, Using the R.M. Solow Adjusted Model
Application of the Model of Principal Components Analysis on Romanian Insurance Market
Analysis Regarding the Perception and the Evolution of the Ethical Values of the Economist Students of the Faculty of Economic Studies of University of Oradea
The Market Power Measurement of Firms within the European Union
Aspects Concerning the Optimization of Authentication Process for Distributed Applications
Planning the Marketing Activity in the Health Care Services
The Influence of the Active Rate of Interest over the Financing Decision of the Enterprise