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A marketing strategy for consultation and education services

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This paper has discussed the several steps essential to effectively marketing C&E. The major points considered are philosophy, assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Sub categories under these are discussed in some detail with particular importance placed on the issue of reimbursement. Although each step is important to the overall marketing process, it is suggested that the pre-assessment and post-evaluation phases are probably the most neglected factors in the program-planning process.

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This paper was developed out of their joint professional experience in marketing consultation and education programs.

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Hinkle, A., Ansel, D. A marketing strategy for consultation and education services. Journal of Mental Health Administration 9, 10–12 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02828339

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