2006 Health Policy Forum Presentation
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The document discusses how different types of health care manufacturers may be impacted by changes in the industry. It describes four sectors - commodity, differentiated, highly preferential, and direct to consumer. It analyzes how each sector's business model and market strategy may influence their reaction to changes, potential business remodeling, and resulting impacts with a shifting focus to direct marketing and value propositions through GPOs.
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