
Rowena Keleher and Carol Cole briefly describe the concept of marketing and examine its relevance to the national health service at three levels--health promotion, health services information and change and development within the health service. They then consider whether the NHS currently is sufficiently market oriented and suggest reasons for its current stance before outlining some possible steps which could be taken to change the situation.
Marketing of Health Services, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Health Promotion, Planning Techniques, State Medicine, United Kingdom
Marketing of Health Services, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Health Promotion, Planning Techniques, State Medicine, United Kingdom
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