Experts root for ‘healthcare marketing’
The Hindu
It will boost confidence among patients during pandemic
The strategies to promote “healthcare marketing” will instil confidence among the patients during the COVID-19 pandemic and improve access to public health facilities, besides strengthening the health infrastructure, a study on the challenges before public healthcare system amid the virus infection in the rural areas in Rajasthan has said. Experts and researchers laid emphasis on the role of primary and community health centres in containing the spread of the virus infection in the villages by generating awareness among the rural populace at a virtual event here on Wednesday. The marketing fundamentals were the need of the hour, said the experts. Jaipur-based Indian Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR) has undertaken the study on the public health aspect of “healthcare marketing” to evolve new strategies to promote safety of patients through communication and inculcate confidence among them in the efficacy of treatment. The study also aimed at accelerating the know-how of quality and improvising access to public health services.More Related News
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