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www.expresshealthcare.in INSIGHT INTO THE BUSINESS OF HEALTHCARE
August 2007  
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Signs of the Times
Signages in hospitals today have evolved from mere guiding signs to ones conveying the personality of the brand as well as adding to the customer experience, discovers Sonal Shukla.

Arming for Disaster
With accreditation becoming popular, corporates are gearing up to update their Disaster Management Plan. Nancy Singh showcases one such plan at Fortis Hospital, NoidaThe world is not a safe place. Earthquakes, landslides, cyclones are common occurrences, and man-made disasters like bomb blasts, fire, building collapses add to the woes.

Deer Doctor: Pets as Therapy
Interested to see the therapeutic power of love, happiness and care? Visit the Pet Therapy Division of Bangalore's St John's Hospital, recommends Nancy Singh

Should Hospitals Increase their Spending on Marketing?
Though most hospitals groups are aggressively planning their expansion, marketing their service remains to be the traditional word-of-mouth. Most hospitals spend a meager amount on marketing—around two to three per cent of their revenue. In a competitive environment, should hospitals spend more on marketing? How much should they ideally spend? We ask the experts…

Make Way for Clinical Pathways
A well-designed clinical pathway should capture 60-80 per cent of patients within a defined population.


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