Archive: May 1997

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The News Monitor

May 29th, 1997 by

Marketing Campaigns Fashion Clothier Reamed For Anti-Nurse Ad Two heavy hitters in the healthcare industry, the American Hospital Association (AHA) and the American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE), are outraged by a clothing ad that… Continued

Timing Couldn’t Be Better for Specialized Healthcare Marketers

May 29th, 1997 by

For healthcare marketers looking to blaze new trails, preventive healthcare programs have exciting potential. "Prevention is the medical buzz word for the ’90s and consumers are hearing more about it from the media and demanding… Continued

On The Pulse: Trends & Surveys In The Healthcare Industry

May 29th, 1997 by

Insurance Payment Status Seems to Dictate Better Physician Care Hospitals will have some explaining to do if they allow physicians to practice what seems to be a disturbing trend of preferential care to patients with… Continued

Federal Mental Health Organization Targets Net-Savvy Consumers

May 29th, 1997 by

Responding to the growing trend of consumers hungry for mental health information and guidance, the federally run Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) launched its online National Mental Health Services Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) last… Continued

Orlando Strippers’ Donation Triggers American Cancer Society’s Moral Crisis

May 29th, 1997 by

Sometimes the best fundraising intentions can become publicity nightmares, as the Orlando, Fla., chapter of the American Cancer Society (ACS) can certainly attest. Within hours of learning that the market’s No. 1 young male-oriented rock… Continued

Did You Know?

May 29th, 1997 by

Most physicians tend to spend 15 minutes or less with their patients. Here’s the breakdown: 6% spend 1 to 5 minutes with each patient, 25% spend 6 to 10 minutes with each patient, 31% spend… Continued

Web Dinosaurs No More: Mental Health Marketers Are Blazing New Trails Online

May 29th, 1997 by

Mental health associations have often been accused of being marketing dinosaurs especially where the World Wide Web is concerned. Not so anymore. For an industry burdened with showing absolute cost justifications for marketing programs, the… Continued

Merger Watch: An Eye On The Changing Healthcare Climate

May 29th, 1997 by

Healthcare organizations are merging or being acquired at a dizzying pace. In this new bi-weekly feature, we take a look at a recent merger or acquisition and explore how the PR and marketing departments fared… Continued

High-End Preventive Care Programs Target Baby Boomers With Means

May 29th, 1997 by

Affluent babyboomers have become prime targets for marketers at a handful of preventive care clinics that are well-positioned to offer what managed care and most insurance companies don’t – extensive detection of illness and disease… Continued

News: Industry Wrap-Up

May 26th, 1997 by

Survey Results Study Reveals Organizational Skills Are Key to Success With so much to do and so little time to do it, many professionals cannot seem to get organized no matter how high a priority… Continued