Marketing and management in healthcare
Across
- 2. A short, catchy message to promote health
- 6. The moral principles guiding public health work
- 9. The number of people exposed to your message
- 12. The ability to read, understand, and use health information
- 14. Working together with community groups
- 15. Making messages suitable for specific groups
- 16. What you hope to achieve with your education efforts
- 18. Individuals or groups with an interest in the program's success
- 21. The funds and personnel available for a program
- 23. The process of informing and empowering people about health issues
- 24. Analyzing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
- 26. A continuous process of measuring progress
- 27. A method of collecting information from a group
- 29. Guiding and motivating a team to achieve goals
- 30. The people you are trying to reach with your health messages
Down
- 1. The 'P' of marketing that deals with where services are available
- 3. A visual representation of a program's components
- 4. Beliefs and values of a group that educators should understand
- 5. Making sure resources are used well (8)
- 7. Using commercial techniques to promote health
- 8. The 'P' of marketing related to the cost of services
- 10. Sharing information effectively
- 11. The act of watching over and directing activities
- 13. A way to reach a large audience
- 17. Adapting your approach to different cultural contexts
- 19. A key step in planning public health programs: to find out needs
- 20. Ensuring fair distribution of health resources
- 22. Building a good organization ----- for your
- 25. The 'P' of marketing that refers to the service or product offered
- 28. Evaluating the long-term program ----- of a