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Wisconsin Center for Health
Communication and Marketing
Planning Team
March 29, 2007
Madison, WI
Major Goals
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Review past conclusions
Better understand distinction between health
communication and health marketing
Decide which will be the major business lines
of the center
Further refine the organizational model
Refine vision and mission
Overview of retreat activities and
outcomes
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Concepts that underlie our VISION
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Ferment and learning
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(a future-state where effective communications
and marketing for better health HAVE BEEN
established)
How is Health Marketing different from Health
Communication?
Review of key informant stated needs, assets
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Few say a “Center” is not needed
Half say they don’t know
Overview of retreat activities and
outcomes
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Major potential activities (“product lines”)
reassessed and revalued by retreat
participants
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Making decisions on these a major goal today
Geographic scope: Wisconsin focused,
national opportunities
Overview of retreat activities and
outcomes
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Organizational model
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Non-profit
Structure must be defined by business activities
“Unitary” versus network or clearinghouse
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To extent we focus on HEALTH MARKETING – few current
assets to network
To extent we focus on HEALTH COMMUNICATION – many
current assets, network/clearinghouse may be preferable
Preference for entrepreneurial board (small, agile) with
good input from diverse stakeholders
Give consideration to growing inside an incubator
Little interest in an academic home
Michael Rothschild presentation and
discussion
What activities rose to the top…
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Training of staff or constituents
(existing workforce) 10.5$
Increasing health literacy and health
literacy visibility 8$
Consultation or technical assistance
on health communication or marking
planning 6$
Marketing health marketing 6$
Designing or producing a health
communication or marketing
initiative 6$
Funding or fundraising for projects
6$
Transforming social norms 5$
Evaluating a health communication
or marketing initiative 5$
Marketing public health 5$
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Increasing health literacy and health
literacy visibility 1.67*
Production of specific printed or
electronic communication materials
1.31*
Marketing health marketing 1.17*
Consultation or technical assistance
on health communication or marking
planning 1.13*
Evaluating a health communication
or marketing initiative 1.08*
Transforming social norms 1*
Creating staff and line functions/Line
development 1*
Improve patient-provider
communication 1*
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Designing or producing a health
communication or marketing initiative
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Communication or marketing or both?
Perform major functions (agency model) or
subcontract (prime contractor model)?
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Consultation or technical assistance on
health communication or marking planning
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Communication or marketing or both?
Perform major functions (agency model) or
subcontract (prime contractor model) or
clearinghouse?
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Evaluating a health communication or
marketing initiative
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Communication or marketing or both?
Perform major functions (agency model) or
subcontract (prime contractor model) or
clearinghouse?
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Transforming social norms
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Marketing health marketing
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What do we mean?
Different from previous items?
What do we mean?
Different from previous items?
Marketing public health
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What do we mean?
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Marketing public health system, agencies, professionals?
Marketing healthy changes?
Different from previous items?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Increasing health literacy and health literacy
visibility
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What do we mean?
Communication or marketing or both?
Perform major functions (agency model) or
subcontract (prime contractor model) or
clearinghouse?
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Training of staff or constituents (existing
workforce)
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Perform most training or subcontract (prime
contractor model) or clearinghouse?
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Funding or fundraising for projects
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Raise funds for
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Center
Partnerships (Center-customer combinations)
Other organizations and agencies
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Decision Time: What stays in the business
plan?
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Improve patient-provider communication
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Communication or marketing or both?
Perform major functions (agency model) or
subcontract (prime contractor model) or
clearinghouse?
Who would be major customers?
Where would revenue come from?
Creating staff and line functions/Line
development
What is missing?? Add anything else?
For these business lines
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Staff
Contracting
Infrastructure
Executive leadership
Board
Corporation
Vision – top priorities
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Fun/cool (17 priority points)
Universal/inclusive/combating disparities (15)
Inspired/motivated/exchange/choice (11)
Opportunities/environment/easy/equipped
(11)
Prevention/Health outcomes (9)
Vision statements top vote-getters
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Healthy people, communities, environments:
Healthy Wisconsin. (19%)
Health information that is understandable and
inspires people to make choices that lead to longer
life and better health. (19%)
The Center for Health Communication & Marketing
is a leading authority in transforming health needs &
disparities into health success for all. (13%)
Healthy choices: easy, fun and known to everyone
(13%)
Health is power. Health is freedom. Health is
happiness. (13%)
Vision Process next steps
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HWPP Team crafts draft proposal
Leadership Team subcommittee crafts draft
proposal
Work on it now
Put off to next meeting
Reviewers
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Hugh Tilson, University of North Carolina
Gary Gilmore, UW-La Crosse
John Meurer, Medical College of Wisconsin
Barbara Ley, UW-Milwaukee School of Journalism
Bev Weister, Marshfield Clinic Director of Patient Education
Chuck Warczecha, DHFS
Lora Taylor, Healthy Milwaukee Partnerships
AHEC representatives (Nancy Sugden or other)
Peter Fox, Wisconsin Newspaper Association
Technical College representative
Pat Remington
Jeanan Yasiri
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