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    17/12 Journal of Hospital Marketing | ResearchGate

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    Website Journal of Hospital Marketing website

    Other titles Journal of hospital m arketing

    ISSN 0883-7570

    OCLC 12221286

    Material type Periodical, Internet resource

    Document type Journal / Magazine / Newspaper, Internet Resource

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    Journal of Hospital Marketing (J Hosp Market)

    Description

    No longer published - Continues as Journal of Hospital Marketing & Public Relations

    Publications in this journal

    A model of strategic marketing alliances for hospices: horizontal alliances.

    Authors: D R Self, B J Starnes

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(2):105-19.

    This article develops two previous res earch efforts. William J. Winston (1994, 1995) has propos ed a set of strategies by which

    health care organizations can benefit from forging strategic alliances.... [more]

    Health care policy reform: a microanalytic model for comparing hospitals in the United States and

    Germany.

    Authors: R J Parsons, G M Woller, G Neubauer, F T Rothaemel, B Zelle

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(2):43-61.

    Microcomparison, or single -component analysis, of health care systems offers a po tentially better basis for reform than

    traditional m acrocomparison analysis of aggregate elements. Using... [more]

    The use of drug formularies in managed care.

    Authors: L A Hill

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(2):63-85.

    As a way of controlling the ris ing cos ts of health care, mos t managed care companies have implemented drug formularies. A

    drug formulary is generally defined as a listing of medications the health... [more]

    Me asuring the e ffects of street pole banners on consumer awareness and preference.

    Authors: W R Gombeski, P L Miller, M J Levine

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(1):1-12.

    The authors used a relatively new advertising medium to increase public awareness of their children's hospital. They found

    that street pole banners, a form of outdoor advertising, made a measurable,... [more]

    Marketing environment dynamics and implications for pricing strategies: the case of home health

    care.

    Authors: B J Ponsford, D Barlow

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(1):13-41.

    This research reviews the factors affecting the pricing or rate schedules of home hea lth care agencies. A large number of

    factors affect costs and thus rate structures. The major factors include... [more]

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    Identification of the decision maker for a patient's hospital choice: who decides which hospital?

    Authors: G Sloane, P Tidw ell, M Horsf ield

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(1):57-77.

    If marketers wish to communicate the pos itive characteristics of purchasing the private hospital experience, the marketers

    need to be able to identify which of the participants in the purchasing... [more]

    Self-directed work teams in marketing organizations.Authors: T F Gilbertson

    Journal of hospital marketing. 13(1):87-95.

    As marketing organizations move toward the 21s t century they are becoming concerned with the development of self-directed

    work teams. Marketing organizations that have informed, motivated, skilled,... [more]

    A multi-attribute approach to segmenting the volunteer market for hospitals.

    Authors: U Yavas, G Riecken

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(2):113-25.

    Assessing physician/patient re lationships in the prese nce of HIV/AIDS: an exploratory study.

    Authors: S A Taylor, C MadrigalJournal of hospital marketing. 12(2):5-26.

    The following study investigates the nature of the relationship between physicians and HIV/AIDS patients within the context of

    the rapidly evolving services/relationship marketing literatures. The... [more]

    Employee perceptions of 'profiled' customers' expectations.

    Authors: C P Bebko

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(2):69-83.

    There has been an increasing in terest in the i ssues of quality in service delivery. The SERVQUAL theory addresses these

    issues and identifies the causes o f service quality problems. The practical,... [more]

    Referring physician satisfaction: toward a better understanding of hospital referrals.

    Authors: T G Ponzurick, K R France, C M Logar

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(2):95-111.

    Customer s atisfaction literature has contributed s ignificantly to the development of marketing s trategies in the health-care

    arena. The research has led to the development of hospital-driven... [more]

    A preliminary examination of patient loyalty: an application of the customer loyalty classification

    framework in the health care industry.

    Authors: R A Heiens, L P Pleshko

    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(2):105-14.

    The present article applies the customer loyalty classification framework developed by Dick and Basu (1994) to the health

    care industry. Based on a two factor classification, consisting of repeat... [more]

    Managed health care: a review of the re cent literature and suggestions for future research.

    Authors: D P Paul, E D Honeycutt

    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(2):13-38.

    The United States health care s ystem has, over the past decade, shifted from an almost exclusively indemnity insurance

    system to a managed care s ystem. The managed care system is discussed in terms... [more]

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    Authors: D H Freed

    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(2):5-11.

    Decision behavior, organizational structure, and the recruitment of female hospital pharmacists.

    Authors: L Godkin, J Godkin

    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(2):81-9.

    Given the increasing opportunities to practice outside the hospital s etting, the role of hospital m arketing in recruitment of

    pharmacists has i ncreased in importance. It is the ass umption of this... [more]

    The role of the physician and the present and e merging health care channel.

    Authors: K W Westbrook

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(1):1-22.

    The author examines the position of physicians in the health care channel on the basis of Transaction Cost Analysis.

    Propositions are offered that explain recent vertical integration. Moreover, a... [more]

    Cross-cultural healthcare challe nges: an insight into small American community hospitals.

    Authors: M P Kothari, V Kothari

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(1):23-32.

    The healthcare industry in the United States is faced with many strategic challenges, because of the nation's growingculturally diverse population. Growing cultural diversity now calls for better... [more]

    Selection of a hospital for a transfer: the roles of patients, families, physicians and payers.

    Authors: W R Gombeski, D Konrad, G Kanoti, S Ulreich, J Skilogianis, J Clough

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(1):61-77.

    OBJECTIVE: This s tudy investigates the reasons for hospital transfers and the role patients, their families , physicians, and

    payers play in the choice of a referral center. DATA SOURCES: A... [more]

    Consumer attitudes toward healthcare marketing practices: a comparison of hospitals vs.

    physicians.Authors: J S Lim, R Zallocco

    Journal of hospital marketing. 12(1):91-108.

    This study investigates consumer attitudes toward the use of marketing practices by the health care industry. The survey

    results show significant differences in consumers' attitude toward the use and... [more]

    Market orientation and organizational culture in hospitals.

    Authors: E J Proenca

    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(1):3-18.

    Hospitals have been advised to respond to environmental pressu res by changing from a product to a market orientation. Such

    changes are di fficult to accomplish because of the entrenched behaviors and... [more]

    An approach to improving hospital advertising.

    Authors: W R Gombeski, C Luck, C Camden, C Pimlott, J B Rucker, M Wilker

    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(1):53-64.

    Newspaper ads from hospitals in Ohio were rated for their effectiveness and explicit use o f marketing principles. Analysis

    showed that the advertising could be im proved by increasing the motivation... [more]

    The effect of consumer perceptions of quality and sacrifice on hospital choice: a suburban vs.

    urban competitive scenario.

    Authors: S K Gooding

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    Journal of hospital marketing. 11(1):81-94.

    The primary objective of this research was to determine how a s uburban hospital located near an urban center fares when

    local consumers are selecting a hospital. A significant portion of the 161... [more]

    Utilization of information sources by the elderly: an empirical investigation.

    Authors: T L Pow ers, I F Trawick

    Journal of hospital marketing. 10(2):101-15.

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    health care are not currently well understood. The research reported in... [more]

    Community health status and service needs assessment: an analytic tool in a changing health care

    delivery system.

    Authors: R D Deprez, S L Horton

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    A new way of thinking: how managed care networks will affect physician and hospital marketing

    efforts.

    Authors: M M Costello, D J West

    Journal of hospital marketing. 10(2):3-10.

    The formation of integrated delivery networks will caus e physicians and hos pitals to rethink their marketing strategies. As

    providers align themselves into networks in conjunction with managed care... [more]

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