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Pharmaceutical Marketing Book

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The market for health products, especially medicines, has changed considerably as a result of scientific progress, the financial strain of health insurance and to meet the demand for well-being of consumers (food supplements, products dermo-cosmetics . . ). This has placed both on the pharmaceutical marketing book strategy of companies, the rules on pricing, on communication, distribution . . This book is aimed at marketing managers, communication and strategy pharmaceutical companies, pharmacists, managers of retail and online sales. It is also an excellent course material for students. Why being interested in the pharmaceutical marketing book of health products? Understanding health products. What is a health product? definition and typology. The legal framework for health products and its impact on their marketing. Understand the market of health. The health market (producers. Suppliers and distributors of health products. The specific players: payers and prescribers). The consumer health. Key elements of the marketing of health products. Marketing strategy: segmentation, targeting, positioning. Create a health product. Setting a price for a health product. The distribution of health products. Communication about health products. BI and control the marketing policy. What future for the marketing of health?. Marie-Paule Serre - A former student of ENA, she is a professor at the University Pierre and Marie Curie (Paris VI) and director of specialty pharmaceutical marketing book of health. She specializes in relations between law and pharmaceutical marketing book of healthcare products. Deborah Wallet-Wodka - Graduated from the Ecole Normale Superieure, an associate economics and management, she is a lecturer at the University Pierre and Marie Curie (Paris VI), where she teaches pharmaceutical marketing book of health products. She is an associate researcher at the laboratory DMSP University of Paris Dauphine. Product managers, marketing managers of pharmaceutical companies, pharmacists, heads of department in hypermarkets; Undergraduate Health Management and Master of Marketing - Health Management (High schools, IAE, universities). . .
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