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PGPM ( Marketing ) Service Management Course September 2014 Prof S K Palekar Dr Miroo Carpenter’s Eye Hospital [email protected]
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[email protected] +9821046013

PGPM ( Marketing ) Service Management Course

September 2014

Prof S K Palekar

Dr Miroo Carpenter’s Eye Hospital

[email protected]

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Situation Analysis – “First Pass”

POSITIVES + Reputation in the field of eye surgery and treatment + Even in charity and social circles he is known + Good location mid-town at Shivaji Park in Mumbai + Has money to invest

NEGATIVES - Unutilized capacity of Operation theater and equipment - Difficult to get low cadre staff - Qualified doctors don’t want to join

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Situation Analysis – “Next Pass”

To create more “expert” work ; and less of “nursing” More surgical work and less of nursing work Patients should be able to leave without using a bed

Will need to target a specialist niche therapy area Means Target Audience as % of total population very small

Will need to utilize his surgery more : need more customers Will must break the “service radius” Also need a USP why patients should come from all over

Will need to cast his network all over Mumbai Possible for him because of his reputation

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Service Designinvolves designing the encounter

and building service scape around it

Encounter Design

Service Layout and Blue Printing

How Much Capacity

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Encounter DesignThe Provider is a combination of People, Space, Equipment

EASY

Customer : Standard Need/ Script

Provider : Standard Skills / Script

DIFFICULT

Customer : Non- Standard Need/ Script

Provider : non- Standard Skills / Script

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Design for the main encounter first

Provider Customer

Location

Servicescape : Space, Interiors, Layout, Equipment

Co-Created Service : Surgery

Capacity

SpecialistsIn giving Niche Therapy

RequiringNiche Therapy

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Positioning Marketing Mix

Target customer, Target application, Target complication Patients above 40 with cataract indications Process to eliminate those needing a bed pre or post surgery

What are these patients doing now : current competitors Eye surgeons operate in nursing homes and general hospitals

What is our marketing insight ? Cataract removal is needed by most of the aged people 85% cataract patients do not need pre /post operative care A surgical facility designed “only for cataract operation” can be

designed very efficiently and cost can come down dramatically which can be passed on to the customers.

What is our offer ? How better than the above competitors ? Cataract operations done by “Best doctors “ at only “60% of prevailing

price” and “same day discharge” from the hospital

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Positioning Marketing Mix

Limited Range & Attractive Pricing Only cataract operations on patients with no pre/post complications Our Price : Rs 10000 / pax vis-à-vis Competition Rs 15000 – 20000 2 standard processes : with external glasses and with implanted lens

Service scape No bed in the hospital except 1 for emergency 3 operating theatres of 4 beds each

4 beds are in the “active” operation theater where the surgeons are active 4 beds are in the “preparatory” operation theater where trainee doctors brief the

patients , check them and administer local anesthesia4 beds are in the “recovery” room where checking and briefing is done and

prescriptions are written and discharge cards are made Large and comfortable general waiting lounge. For post-operation patients there is a resting lounge for sitting Periodic buses are available from Dadar railway station

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Positioning Marketing Mix

Promotion Cataract surgery - Most qualified doctors. Lowest Prices. Same day discharge from the hospital !

People Customers are referred by a network of referring doctors from all over

the city for which they get 15% reference fee. Shift Manpower : 1 FRCS surgeon, 2 operating surgeons, 2 trainee

doctors. Proof

In the incoming waiting lounge there will be video talking about the quality of the doctors and procedures undertaken and advantages of daycare surgery so you can go home the same day.

There will be pamphlets placed with all affiliated doctors.

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Positioning Marketing Mix

Good Trainee doctors can be attracted by Work closely with FRCS surgeons Rapidly specialize in eye surgery : high exposure to cases

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The basis for designing 7Ps and Capacity

Provider Customer

Shivaji Park

Large capacity for continuous but only cataract operations

Co-Created Service : Surgery

Large referral network

SpecialistsIn cataract surgery

RequiringCataract surgery

But not a bed

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Having designed for the main encounteruse all encounters on customer journey

1. How many types of customers - Buyer Personas - are there ? 2. For each type, what is the typical buying journey ?3. What is the service process to move them along this journey ?4. The contact sequence matrix needed to execute this service process?5. The type of providers required to operationalize these contacts?6. How will these people work together – the organization chart ?7. How will such people be recruited, inducted, on-boarded, motivated?8. What are the metrics that will be used for performance management?9. How is the resource deployment linked to performance

management ?

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Service Blueprinting Designing Visible / Partially visible / Invisible Parts of Servicescape

To plan new services.

To improve existing services

by identify touch points (hot spots) (touch points)

To conduct training and review meeting with providers

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What does Service blueprinting do ?

Provides visual display of service delivery Breaks down a service into steps or tasks Identifies the capacity created for the task : people, space, equipment Enables to create job description of providers Various scenariors can be created for various customers Evidence of service as customer experiences it.

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Template for Facility Blueprinting : Pre, During, Exit. Plot all external encounters : core and non-core. Plot all internal interactions

Customer actions and experiences

Service encounters

“Onstage” Contact Employee Actions

“Backstage”Contact Employee Actions

Line of Visibility for customer

Internal Interaction

Support Processes

HP1

Potential hot spot

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The Pizza restaurant blueprint

E. LAWS, Improving tourism and hospitality services

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There are always 3 logics in the Service Design

Customer Logic One window person available 24 x 7 on the phone for queries / help Start and end at the appointed time. Waiting room to be cheerful. Help available to lead patients out after the operation Instructions available in local language Communication with the referring doctor … etc

Technical Logic Check for complications arising out of blood sugar and blood pressure Anesthesia based on body weight and age and nerves condition Anesthesia starts from 20 minutes and ends after 90 minutes Right number of the lens as per ophthalmologist recommendation … etc

Employee Logic Changing room … fresh and crisp uniforms ready … facility for taking bath

… Sterilized equipment ready by 8 am …stacked for the whole day .. Right lenses and case papers to be ready by the bedside of each patient …

etc

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[email protected] +9821046013

Thank You


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