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    • Health Services Management
    • Physiotherapy Practice
    • Healthcare Marketing

    Background:

    • The physiotherapy profession faces evolving trends like changing public health attitudes, increased competition, medical advancements, and deregulation.
    • These factors necessitate a strategic marketing orientation within physiotherapy services.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To highlight the critical importance of marketing in all sectors of the physiotherapy profession.
    • To define marketing as the management of relationships between physiotherapists and their diverse client base.
    • To explain how marketing insights can improve the quality, delivery, and value of physiotherapy services.

    Main Methods:

    • Conceptual analysis of marketing principles applied to physiotherapy.
    • Examination of the relationship between physiotherapists and various client groups (patients, doctors, employers).
    • Discussion of how understanding client needs informs service improvement.

    Main Results:

    • Marketing enables physiotherapists to better understand and meet client needs.
    • A marketing orientation can lead to enhanced quality, delivery, and value of physiotherapy services.
    • Effective marketing strategies benefit the community, referring professionals, individual practitioners, and the physiotherapy profession as a whole.

    Conclusions:

    • Marketing is essential for the growth and sustainability of the physiotherapy profession.
    • A client-centered marketing approach improves service provision and professional standing.
    • Adopting marketing strategies offers significant advantages to all stakeholders in physiotherapy.