Deck 15: Health Care Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations

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An organization must communicate with its patients and prospective patients to achieve:

A) Position.
B) Health care.
C) Salesmanship.
D) Understanding.
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An important thing to keep in mind when creating your message is the:

A) Length of time in business.
B) K.I.S.S. Principle.
C) Competition.
D) Collateral materials.
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The largest group of people with the biggest and most frequent need for your product or service is known, in marketing, as the facility's:

A) Primary target market:
B) Secondary target market:
C) Tertiary target market:
D) All of the above
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The marketing process includes the building of ________ intertwined with brand awareness.

A) consumer consciousness
B) education
C) promises of healing
D) entertainment
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One of the three basic components of self-promotion is:

A) Discount coupons.
B) Billboards.
C) Public relations.
D) Television commercials.
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The marketing term used to describe activities that draw attention to the name of the company or facility is:

A) Consumerism.
B) Brand awareness.
C) Showmanship.
D) Demographics.
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Your target market is described as being health-conscious and educated. These descriptors are:

A) Restrictive.
B) Demographic.
C) Biased.
D) Psychographic.
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Using the primary target market profile as a foundation results in marketing efforts that are:

A) Better focused.
B) Exclusive of groups.
C) Missing opportunities.
D) Wasting money.
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All of the paths of communication have one ultimate goal, which is:

A) Mastery.
B) Sales.
C) Engagement.
D) Revenue.
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Over the course of a marketing campaign, you, as the administrator, should:

A) Change the message every week.
B) Copy your competition.
C) Be consistent.
D) All of the above
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Your facility specializes in treating patients with cirrhosis of the liver. Important demographic information to support your marketing plan is that this condition is:

A) A chronic liver disease.
B) Diagnosed using blood tests or biopsy.
C) Twice as common among men over age 50.
D) Caused by hepatitis or chronic alcoholism.
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A marketing plan should establish the activities for two important stages-presence and:

A) Alliance.
B) Reinforcement.
C) Continuation.
D) Exposure.
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In non-emergency situations, the patient has the time to consider:

A) Whether to have the procedure.
B) Who will perform the procedure.
C) Where the procedure will be performed.
D) All of these.
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Marketing communications can support the facility by attracting:

A) New patients.
B) Excellent staff members.
C) Government auditors.
D) a and b only.
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There are many ways to get demographic and psychographic information for your primary target market, including:

A) Current patient survey.
B) Asking around the neighborhood.
C) Federal consumer databases.
D) Television program statistics.
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Medically speaking, any procedure that is non-emergency and not immediately medically necessary is considered:

A) A health option.
B) A cosmetic procedure.
C) An elective procedure.
D) A critical procedure.
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A target market profiles consists of:

A) Demographic descriptors.
B) Psychographic descriptors.
C) Both a and b.
D) None of the above.
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When crafting the marketing message, you want all attention focused on:

A) Your physical location.
B) What you can do for your target market.
C) Facility awards.
D) How long you have been in business.
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Once an individual becomes a patient, personal experiences replace the:

A) Fear of doctors.
B) Messages communicated through marketing.
C) Stories from the neighbors.
D) All of these
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The first step to creating your marketing plan is to determine:

A) To whom you want to communicate.
B) How much money you can spend.
C) Ethical and legal parameters of marketing.
D) All of these.
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Interacting with your patient population using social media ________ the communication of your message.

A) hampers
B) confuses
C) clarifies
D) extends
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The reputation of excellence directly connected to names such as the Mayo Clinic is a ________ reaction.

A) psychological
B) knee-jerk
C) branding
D) communication
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Advertising might also be referred to as the:

A) Message.
B) Sales pitch.
C) Branding.
D) Subtle communication.
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All printed materials used by your facility to deliver a message of any kind are known as:

A) Community relations.
B) Branding vehicles.
C) Collateral materials.
D) Marketing booklets.
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Public relations activities are evidence your facility is:

A) Aware of the community.
B) Branded.
C) Caring for the community.
D) Part of the community.
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Deck 15: Health Care Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations
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An organization must communicate with its patients and prospective patients to achieve:

A) Position.
B) Health care.
C) Salesmanship.
D) Understanding.
Understanding.
2
An important thing to keep in mind when creating your message is the:

A) Length of time in business.
B) K.I.S.S. Principle.
C) Competition.
D) Collateral materials.
K.I.S.S. Principle.
3
The largest group of people with the biggest and most frequent need for your product or service is known, in marketing, as the facility's:

A) Primary target market:
B) Secondary target market:
C) Tertiary target market:
D) All of the above
Primary target market:
4
The marketing process includes the building of ________ intertwined with brand awareness.

A) consumer consciousness
B) education
C) promises of healing
D) entertainment
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One of the three basic components of self-promotion is:

A) Discount coupons.
B) Billboards.
C) Public relations.
D) Television commercials.
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The marketing term used to describe activities that draw attention to the name of the company or facility is:

A) Consumerism.
B) Brand awareness.
C) Showmanship.
D) Demographics.
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7
Your target market is described as being health-conscious and educated. These descriptors are:

A) Restrictive.
B) Demographic.
C) Biased.
D) Psychographic.
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8
Using the primary target market profile as a foundation results in marketing efforts that are:

A) Better focused.
B) Exclusive of groups.
C) Missing opportunities.
D) Wasting money.
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9
All of the paths of communication have one ultimate goal, which is:

A) Mastery.
B) Sales.
C) Engagement.
D) Revenue.
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10
Over the course of a marketing campaign, you, as the administrator, should:

A) Change the message every week.
B) Copy your competition.
C) Be consistent.
D) All of the above
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11
Your facility specializes in treating patients with cirrhosis of the liver. Important demographic information to support your marketing plan is that this condition is:

A) A chronic liver disease.
B) Diagnosed using blood tests or biopsy.
C) Twice as common among men over age 50.
D) Caused by hepatitis or chronic alcoholism.
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12
A marketing plan should establish the activities for two important stages-presence and:

A) Alliance.
B) Reinforcement.
C) Continuation.
D) Exposure.
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13
In non-emergency situations, the patient has the time to consider:

A) Whether to have the procedure.
B) Who will perform the procedure.
C) Where the procedure will be performed.
D) All of these.
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14
Marketing communications can support the facility by attracting:

A) New patients.
B) Excellent staff members.
C) Government auditors.
D) a and b only.
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There are many ways to get demographic and psychographic information for your primary target market, including:

A) Current patient survey.
B) Asking around the neighborhood.
C) Federal consumer databases.
D) Television program statistics.
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16
Medically speaking, any procedure that is non-emergency and not immediately medically necessary is considered:

A) A health option.
B) A cosmetic procedure.
C) An elective procedure.
D) A critical procedure.
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17
A target market profiles consists of:

A) Demographic descriptors.
B) Psychographic descriptors.
C) Both a and b.
D) None of the above.
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18
When crafting the marketing message, you want all attention focused on:

A) Your physical location.
B) What you can do for your target market.
C) Facility awards.
D) How long you have been in business.
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19
Once an individual becomes a patient, personal experiences replace the:

A) Fear of doctors.
B) Messages communicated through marketing.
C) Stories from the neighbors.
D) All of these
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20
The first step to creating your marketing plan is to determine:

A) To whom you want to communicate.
B) How much money you can spend.
C) Ethical and legal parameters of marketing.
D) All of these.
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21
Interacting with your patient population using social media ________ the communication of your message.

A) hampers
B) confuses
C) clarifies
D) extends
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22
The reputation of excellence directly connected to names such as the Mayo Clinic is a ________ reaction.

A) psychological
B) knee-jerk
C) branding
D) communication
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23
Advertising might also be referred to as the:

A) Message.
B) Sales pitch.
C) Branding.
D) Subtle communication.
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24
All printed materials used by your facility to deliver a message of any kind are known as:

A) Community relations.
B) Branding vehicles.
C) Collateral materials.
D) Marketing booklets.
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Public relations activities are evidence your facility is:

A) Aware of the community.
B) Branded.
C) Caring for the community.
D) Part of the community.
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