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1a Department-Institute for Research in Marketing, Behavior, Communication and Consumption "Giampaolo Fabris" , IULM University of Milan , Milan , Italy.
Health Marketing Quarterly
|March 29, 2017
Summary
Italian hospitals are exploring corporate brand communication strategies. This pilot study offers initial insights into hospital branding for managers in mixed public-private healthcare systems.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Marketing and Communication
Background:
- Corporate brand communication is increasingly vital in healthcare.
- Understanding how hospitals manage their brand is crucial for stakeholder engagement.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the current practices of corporate brand communication in Italian hospitals.
- To provide insights into hospital branding within mixed public-private healthcare systems.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative research methodology.
- Case study approach as a pilot investigation.
Main Results:
- The study offers initial insights into how Italian hospitals are managing corporate brand communication.
- Identifies the role of corporate branding in connecting healthcare professionals with audiences.
Conclusions:
- This pilot study serves as a foundation for future research on hospital branding.
- Findings are valuable for managers and practitioners in navigating hospital communication strategies.
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