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社区卫生服务营销主要包括哪三个方面的工作?

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①研究社区卫生服务需求,即居民的卫生服务需求种类和需求量;

②通过整合社区卫生资源,设计、优化、改进、完善卫生服务活动;

③整合营销活动,即输出服务的内容和过程,通过适当的过程、方式和手段以适当的价格在满足居民健康需求的同时获得机构发展的资本并提供居民的健康水平。

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