Disruption and Innovation in the Healthcare Market
Increasingly, healthcare can now be delivered more cost-effectively in retail pharmacy/ambulatory settings, via phone apps, and at home through remote monitoring, as a result of partnerships with nontraditional players such as big technology developers and online retailers. Compounding the transformation of where healthcare is delivered is the rise in new types of treatments, from medical cannabis to “digiceuticals,” or digital health solutions. This course examines what has and has not worked for the many new entrants to the healthcare ecosystem, and more importantly, why. Analyze the confluence of different market, attitudinal, and behavioral dynamics fueling the disruption underway in the healthcare ecosystem. Also, gain an understanding of what the marketing and communication implications are of these new business models and offerings, and how to translate them into sustainable strategies and tactics that create value for all stakeholders along the patient journey.
You'll Walk Away with
- The ability to analyze the critical success factors and pitfalls associated with launching new types of healthcare products and services
- The skills to analyze the attitudinal and behavioral shifts in the healthcare ecosystem and to anticipate future marketing and communications needs for different stakeholders along the value chain
- An understanding of how to develop marketing and communications plans that support the rapidly evolving strategies and tactics in a dynamic healthcare ecosystem
Ideal for
- Marketing and communications professionals who want to launch or advance their careers in the healthcare industry
1 section
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Fall 2021
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Section
001 -
Semester
Fall 2021 -
Date
Nov 4 - Dec 23 -
Day
Self-Paced -
Time
Self-Paced -
Sessions
N/A -
Faculty
Feiger, Chase -
Location
Self-Paced
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