HEALTH CARE BUSINESS & PMS Flashcards

1
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A type of health insurance plan that usually limits coverage to care from doctors

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Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)

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2
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also called as the “Innovator drugs”

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Branded drugs

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3
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first available in the market as new chemical entities

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Innovator drugs

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4
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medication that has exactly the same active ingredient as the brand name drug and yields the same therapeutic effect

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Generic drugs

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5
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medications that are safe and effective for use by the general public without seeking treatment by a health professional

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OTC drugs

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6
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drug which is only available legally with a doctor’s prescription or consent

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Ethical drugs

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7
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drug that has a trade name and is protected by a patent

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Proprietary drugs

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8
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designed to provide everyone with easy access to high quality health care at affordable cost

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health-care system

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9
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net of healthcare facilities, products and services, professionals, patients and other related groups of individuals

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health-care system

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10
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Care provided to outpatients visiting a healthcare center

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Ambulatory care

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11
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Nursing homes
Addiction treatment
Psychiatric treatment
Rehabilitation services

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Long-term care

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12
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three main components

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accessibility, high quality, and affordability

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13
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facilities and individuals directly involved in treating people in need

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Primary providers

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14
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Ex. immunizations, regular check-ups, woman in delivery

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Primary providers

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15
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organizations or individuals providing resources needed for integrated health care

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Secondary providers

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16
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Ex. insurance companies

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Secondary providers

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17
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trusted to provide the necessary long-term resource planning or the overseeing and controlling facilities, professional products, and services used in the process

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Planning and regulatory bodies

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18
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consumer in general, are those at the receiving end of the health care continuum

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Patients

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19
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have a powerful influence on the level of service or the resources allocated to health care

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Media and the public

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20
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Abundant resources must be made available to the process involved, these includes

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Financial
Human
Infra-structural
Technological process

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21
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an attempt to control the access, delivery, and financing of health care

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Manage care

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22
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intermediary contractor between employers and hospitals and physicians

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Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)

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23
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THE MAIN PURPOSE OF MANAGED CARE HAS BEEN THE CREATION OF:

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(a) patient focus
(b) informed and compliant patient
(c) Cost–minded, accountable, compliant, informed, and participative health care professionals

24
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Focused on making physicians as well as the general public aware of new and existing pharmaceutical brands.

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Pharmaceutical Marketing System

25
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Can include giveaway samples, detailed product literature, disease management programs…

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Pharmaceutical Marketing System

26
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Revolves around large, medium and small drug manufacturers and traders.

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Pharmaceutical Marketing System

27
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Needs and wants: high-quality product

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Satisfying customers

28
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After sales services

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Delighting customers

29
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Related or non-related activities

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Surprising customers

30
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3 KEY ELEMENTS OF PMS

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Satisfying customers

Delighting customers

Surprising customers

31
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has the aim of building long-term mutually satisfying relations with key parties-customers, suppliers, and distributors

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Relationship Marketing

32
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consists of the company and its supporting stakeholders with whom it has built mutually profitable business relationships

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Marketing Network

33
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The process of gathering, analyzing and interpreting information about a market.

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Market Research

34
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process of creating a product idea and following through on it until the product is introduced to the market

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Product Planning

35
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method of determining the value a producer will get in the exchange of goods and services

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Pricing

36
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the activity of both selling and delivering products and services from manufacturer to customer

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Distribution

37
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any type of marketing communication used to inform or persuade target audiences of the relative merits of a product, service, brand or issue

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Promotion

38
Q

Describe basic human requirement

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Needs

39
Q

when needs are directed to specific objects that might satisfy a human being

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Wants

40
Q

are wants for a specific products backed by an ability to pay

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Demands

41
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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs:

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PSSES

•Physiological or body needs
•Security and safety needs
•Social needs
•Ego needs
•Self-actualization

42
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expression of needs

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Wants

43
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shaped by one’s cultures and individual personality

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Wants

44
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involves obtaining a desired product from someone by offering something in return

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Exchange

45
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a trade of values between two or more parties

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Marketing Network

46
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Consists of all potential customers sharing a particular need and wants.

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Market

47
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Was a physical place where buyers and sellers gathered to exchange goods.

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Market

48
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collection of buyers and sellers who transacts over a particular product or class

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Market

49
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3 TYPES OF PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET

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1.Traditional
2.Non Traditional
3.DOH or NGOs

50
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Traditional Markets

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❑Drugstores
❑Hospitals
❑Industrial Clinics
❑Medical Clinics
❑Dispensing Physicians

51
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Non-Traditional Markets

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❑Groceries and Supermarkets
❑Trading Stores
❑Sari-Sari Stores

52
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DOH/NGOs

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❑Municipalities
❑Regional Health Office
❑Rural Health Center
❑Barangays
❑Botica sa Bayan

53
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any offering that can satisfy a need or want

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Product

54
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could be goods, services, experiences, events, persons, places, properties, organizations, information and ideas

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Offers

55
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Focused on making physicians as well as the general public aware of new and existing pharmaceutical brands.

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Pharmaceutical Marketing System

56
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Functions of Marketing

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  1. Market Research
  2. Product Planning
  3. Pricing
  4. Distribution
  5. Promotions
  6. Customer Service
57
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Types of Pharmaceutical Products

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❑ Ethical Medicines
❑ Non-proprietary Medicines
❑ OTC Medicines