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Marketing > Theories about Health Behavior
Ready
Subtopics:
Ecological Model of Health, Stages of Change Model, Adoption of Innovation
Learning Objectives:
Undergraduate
students should be able to
Describe the ecological model of health
Explain at least three theories that explain the health behavior of individuals
Explain behavioral aspects of a consumer’s health care decision-making process
Describe the impact of social networking on health behavior
Describe patient engagement
Graduate
students should also be able to
Analyze how individual health behaviors are affected by market, cultural and political contexts of society
Explain how the healthcare marketplace in the US affects the behavior of individuals
Analyze examples of patient engagement strategies and relative successes
Differentiate between consumer behavior and organizational buying processes
Created By:
Gerod Blue
12-17-2012
Last Updated By:
Gerod Blue
12-17-2012
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